Department of Emergency Medicine | Saint John Regional Hospital

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RT @eccucourse: Congratulations to @grade1view @JacquelineFras2 and the @sjrhem @HorizonHealthNB @DalEMResearch @TraumaNB team: the… https://t.co/VlnUlfkiTE

18 hours ago
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RT @EMManchester: JC: Tranexamic Acid (TXA) in Head Injury. The CRASH-3 results. St Emlyn’s https://t.co/GID0VNwZTC https://t.co/Ml5phEdcSs

21 hours ago
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RT @grade1view: @EMManchester @stemlyns @TheSGEM @bad__EM @srrezaie @emcrit @cliffreid @LeechCaroline Can’t wait! @sjrhem was the… https://t.co/dhjSzDDOTG

3 days ago
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RT @eccucourse: Really should be #ASP NOT #PSA: Analgesia -> Sedation -> Procedure. Take time to ensure patient comfort before init… https://t.co/GgGhbW7Xwt

1 week ago
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RT @eccucourse: Fantastic summary of when and how to test in #EmergencyMedicine from @CJEMonline @ChooseWiselyCA @samcampcaranx… https://t.co/oGaAtxdwyk

1 week ago
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RT @eccucourse: The title of @barenakedladies album #E2E challenges us in #emergencymedicine. Have we drifted away from our mission… https://t.co/FQVLLO9Ez7

2 weeks ago
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RT @e_med_doc: Well happy that #SHoCED3 made the top 10 EM papers. @eccucourse @sjrhem more from our #cureus channel… https://t.co/rF7u6CTkVx

2 weeks ago
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RT @e_med_doc: This post should be compulsory reading for all medical educators- @sjrhem - Using narrative learning and story tell… https://t.co/DQfdYNTUlq

2 weeks ago
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@DGlaucomflecken Agree. Maybe they should buy a handheld ultrasound device instead. #pocus. https://t.co/wMUNmu8qmR

2 weeks ago
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RT @eccucourse: Just out #SHOCED2. The absence of cardiac activity on #POCUS, or on both ECG and POCUS together, better predicts ne… https://t.co/Gt8kWOjJW1

2 weeks ago
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RT @ECMOdaily: Emergency Department #ECMO and #Echo - better together? https://t.co/Q5FpwTjLO2 via @sjrhem #ECLS

2 weeks ago
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EM Reflections – September 2019 - Refractory Hypotension / Sepsis - 'ringing the changes' Hypertensive Urgency / Em… https://t.co/b8UTiazTFZ

2 weeks ago

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SAINT JOHN REGIONAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Level One, Saint John Regional Hospital
400 University Avenue
PO Box 2100
Saint John, New Brunswick CANADA
E2L 4L2

Academic Department: 506.648.6092 (TEL)
506.648.6055 (FAX)
Clinical Department: 506.648.6900 (TEL)

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