#ASME2024 ▪️Symposium session▪️ 📅Friday 12th July 2024 ⏰1300-1420hrs Check out our session timetable here: asme.org.uk/events/asm2024 Lisa M Meeks, PhD, MA #MedEd #MedTwitter

Who will I have the delight of seeing over the next few days? #ASMEASM24 Nick Schindler Megan Brown Dr. Lara Varpio Simon Fleming 🛠 Jonny Guckian Prof. Gabrielle Finn Esther Murray #wearetheuniversity 🕷🇪🇺

me with all my academic friends

Ibn Sina, (also known as Avicenna) was a polymath born in 980 AD in Bukhara, present-day Uzbekistan. He made many contributions to medicine. He died in 1037 AD in Iran, leaving a lasting legacy in the history of science & philosophy. A thread of nine of his famous quotes…

Ways to remember ECG patterns Keith Siau

India as seen by Japanese painter, Hiroshi Yoshida.... ( Thread🧵) 1. Ghats of Benaras.

We're excited to be hosting the Sheffield Autism Research Conference 2024 on 18th July! We're fully booked for in-person attendance, but info on how to join us online is here: sharl.sites.sheffield.ac.uk/outputs/events

Cardiac axis trainer David Schaack h/t Journal of Brown Hospital Medicine #MedEd #MedX #InnoConf24

The incredibly unique contemporary Bab Al-Salam Mosque in Oman is nothing like you’ve ever seen before! Designed in the form of a circular disc, borrowing from the moon, the windows in the shape of its crescents & its glass ball pendant symbolises the vault of heaven A thread…

🌟 The myotome dance! From the textbook - Neurological examination made easy by Geraint Fuller.

The world’s IT is in chaos. Meanwhile, in the NHS, a hero answers the call.

How paint can change a room

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How to make the perfect salad

On Friday (19 July), there was a trespasser of an unusual nature on the tracks at Ascot as an escaped tortoise called Solomon was moving ‘at pace’ (according to the incident report) towards Bagshot.

f1 clerking: full PC, HPC, PMHx, DHx, name of patient's dog, favourite brand of cigarettes consultant: obs stable, non-cardiac chest pain, discharge

How to tie a butterfly ribbon

How come we drink tea in a mug but then we call it having a cup of tea or casually a 'cuppa'.... but we drink it in a mug..... so should we say 'mugga' but that sounds wrong... Having a moment - This is what happens when ill in bed for too long 🙈