A great Twitter day!

24 Nov

I’m more and more convinced of the power of spreading informations and resources trough social media.

Twitter is something that you can’t miss if you want to stay on the line of medical education. Conferences, articles, discussions and much more flows on twitter line everyday.

So give a look at MEDEST timeline of today and read text articles treating different aspects of emergency medicine.

24’th November, 2014 @medest118

08:10 Improved Survival After Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest and Use of Automated External Defibrillators

08:15 Treatment for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Is the Glass Half Empty or Half Full?t

08:27 More commorbidities and increasing age of OHOCA. Is Time for changing approach and terminology?

08:33 It is time to embrace an era in which transparency and responsible data sharing are common values.

08:35 Glucocorticoids as an Emerging Pharmacologic Agent for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

08:42 Sedation in non-invasive ventilation: do we know what to do (and why)?

08:50 Diagnosis and acute management of anaphylaxis

08:54 Are you ready for running Florence marathon on 30 Nov?

14:38 Il ventilatore polmonare vi spaventa? avete sempre desiderato utilizzarlo ma non avete mai osato?

If you don’t already have one, get a Twitter profile and

Follow MEDEST on Twitter @medest118

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A great Twitter day!

I’m more and more convinced of the power of spreading informations and resources trough social media.

Twitter is something that you can’t miss if you want to stay on the line of medical education. Conferences, articles, discussions and much more flows on twitter line everyday.

So give a look at MEDEST timeline of today and read text articles treating different aspects of emergency medicine.

24’th November, 2014 @medest118

If you don’t already have one, get a Twitter profile and

Follow MEDEST on Twitter @medest118

You can also follo us on Facebook

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A great Twitter day!

I’m more and more convinced of the power of spreading informations and resources trough social media.

Twitter is something that you can’t miss if you want to stay on the line of medical education. Conferences, articles, discussions and much more flows on twitter line everyday.

So give a look at MEDEST timeline of today and read text articles treating different aspects of emergency medicine.

24’th November, 2014 @medest118

If you don’t already have one, get a Twitter profile and

Follow MEDEST on Twitter @medest118

You can also follo us on Facebook

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