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@suaoki_official re your Portable Power Station 150Wh. How many hours will my AC battery charger run off your power station? Output 12V, 1.25 amp

@LenovoSupport re SO 7027299426 Your phone tech said repair is delayed because you are waiting for hard drive but tech who came to home installed new hard drive! he just couldn't load the software. No reason for delay! Check with tech. Name is Kendry.His Ph 9292902577

@LenovoSupport I have been getting the runaround on my depot repair for two weeks now. Every time I call they tell me they are escalating my case but the next time I call they tell me no one has escalated it! The service order number is 7027299426.

@andreanatalemd Would you consider an SVT ablation alone for someone with frequent AVNRT episodes and a history of sporadic AF, or would you want to ablate both the AVNRT and AF at the same time?

@CelineGallaghe2 @PrashSanders @Elliott_AD @c_verdicchio @J_Hendriks1 @DH_Lau Suggests High Intensity Intervals reduces nonperm afib: circ.ahajournals.org/content/133/5/…

@GetPalliative Where does it say in the handout that comfort will be given priority over potentially life saving measures such as meds, procedures and blood tests? Tests that might even show patient is improving. Families are mislead all the time. #PalliativeCare

Did you know? Most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover #palliative care. If costs concern you, a social worker from the palliative care team can help you. bit.ly/2mQJKG2

@footyDoc Not a myth. When comfort is given priority over certain treatments, meds and tests, patients ARE being denied often life saving medical help. This was not made clear to me or my family in a recent hospital stay.

FTA: "#ComfortCare" usually refers to #palliative care, which focuses on managing patients' symptoms to keep them comfortable and retain their #dignity, he said. "One of the common #myths about #palliativecare is that they are being denied medical help," #Hospice twitter.com/pash22/status/…

@footyDoc Almost lost an elderly relative to p. care. After much push back from the medical team, including telling me I was “in denial”, I finally got her off p. care. She’s been home now for almost a year, living independently, with a QOL better than before she entered the hospital.

@footyDoc That isn't always the case, however. What isn’t adequately explained is that comfort will be given priority over potentially life saving measures such as meds, procedures and blood tests. Tests that might even show patient is improving.

Barbara Bush’s choosing #Hospice care shows us that when we deny death as a natural end to life we often deny ourselves a chance to say goodbye on our own terms. #Palliative #EoL #ICU #FOAMed

@barttels2 @PauloNassar1 @f_g_zampieri No wonder so many mistakes are made!

@barttels2 @PauloNassar1 @f_g_zampieri Yes! In the comfort of the physician's office, collaborative decisions seem welcome and productive where the MD knows the patient. But ironically, in the rushed environment of the hospital, this same collaboration is often pushed aside where the patient is many times a stranger.

Great work by @PauloNassar1 suggesting extended visiting may improve #Delirium at the ICU at the cost of more #Burnout among HP. It is time to consider not only patient but also healthcare practioneers side when implementing new strategies. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29642108

@f_g_zampieri @barttels2 @PauloNassar1 When a family member is the patient advocate, limiting them from the ICU is often the same as limiting their intensive care. We need more advocate involvement, not less.

@barttels2 @PauloNassar1 Never said they should be kept away. ICU should be open to families, but considering the proper ICU routine.

@f_g_zampieri @PauloNassar1 When a family member is the patient advocate, limiting their time in the ICU is often the same as limiting their intensive care. We need more patient advocacy not less.

@philgaimon In a busy multi use park setting the roadies are by far the worst, more concerned about split times than people crossing the road.

@philgaimon Where I live bicycle riders are the most dangerous and inconsiderate on the road, including cars and motorcycles. BTW I ride all three.

@drjohnm Amen. Having had a recent episode of afib, I finally turned off the heart rate function of my Fitbit. Too much information on my wrist 24/7. My pacs have calmed down since!

@agilek @wpugh My understanding there was a confirmation screen but wording too close and soft for something so critical.

@theweathermatic Hi. Do you plan on developing remote WIFI control for the SL1600? Badly needed feature for homeowners!