@thame

Emergency Medicine nerd. Married to @latinaERMD. Creator of: https://xitter.cf/t.co/cYa80SzEim, @ecgstampede, https://xitter.cf/t.co/1Vhnh56g1O, https://xitter.cf/t.co/yi2r8ZBEr3, https://xitter.cf/t.co/dJRbFnItYc. Opinions expressed are my own.

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This feature is amazing, FOAM Cortex picks a relevant calculator and populates selections based on your question. Works on web and in latest version of mobile app. foamcortex.com/
FOAM Cortex@FOAMCortexMay 18
FOAM Cortex now supports clinical calculators inside the answer workflow — with interpretation, caveats, and cited context alongside the answer. Starting with ED-heavy tools: PE, chest pain, trauma, sepsis, neuro, tox, and more. foamcortex.com
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ECGStampede@EcgStampede19h
Video + notes. Side by side. A look at Duo in ECG Stampede.
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I always wanted more practice between sim sessions. So I built a sim center in the browser. Talk to the patient by voice or text. Investigate, treat, and debrief. I’d love help testing it. Request a private beta invitation: preview.u-sim.org/beta/learn…
Actual connected voice-mode interface during Cody’s scenario, with microphone controls and the preceding typed patient exchange visible.

ALT Actual connected voice-mode interface during Cody’s scenario, with microphone controls and the preceding typed patient exchange visible.

Actual Donna Prince chest-pain scenario, showing the triage ECG and a patient reply to a history question.

ALT Actual Donna Prince chest-pain scenario, showing the triage ECG and a patient reply to a history question.

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1/13 A new u-sim I’ve been working on something amazing. This is going to be a long one, but to cut to the chase — I’d love help testing it out: For educators: preview.u-sim.org/beta/educa… For learners: preview.u-sim.org/beta/learn…
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12/13 There’s lots more work to do, but I would love to start building with real users. I’m opening a private beta for educators and learners to play around with creating and running scenarios in Builder, Marketplace and individual Campus practice.
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13/13 Approved testers get free beta access with Pro-level AI allowances. I’d love your feedback. Sign up to request an invitation: For educators: preview.u-sim.org/beta/educa… For learners: preview.u-sim.org/beta/learn…
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Bright ideas. Dark mode, too. Explore pediatric symptoms, red flags, and differentials in Peds Clue—in light or dark mode. A free pediatric reference for your next study session. pedsclue.app #MedEd #Pediatrics
Dark Peds Clue graphic reading “Bright ideas. Dark mode, too.” A real neonate body-map screen appears in dark mode. Free pediatric reference on iOS, Android, and the web.

ALT Dark Peds Clue graphic reading “Bright ideas. Dark mode, too.” A real neonate body-map screen appears in dark mode. Free pediatric reference on iOS, Android, and the web.

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Choose an age. Pick a symptom. Explore the possibilities. Peds Clue brings red flags, differentials, and concise diagnosis details together to support clinical learning. Take a look: pedsclue.app #MedEd #PedsEM
White Peds Clue graphic reading “A symptom is just the start.” Three illustrated steps show age selection, a body map with a symptom marker, and a closer-look card with red flags.

ALT White Peds Clue graphic reading “A symptom is just the start.” Three illustrated steps show age selection, a body map with a symptom marker, and a closer-look card with red flags.

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Little patients. Different clues. Peds Clue starts with age—from neonates to adolescents—then helps you explore symptoms and age-specific differentials. Free on iOS, Android, and the web. pedsclue.app #Pediatrics #PedsEM
Pale blue Peds Clue graphic reading “Little patients. Different clues.” All six patient illustrations progress left to right: neonate, infant, toddler, preschool, child, and adolescent.

ALT Pale blue Peds Clue graphic reading “Little patients. Different clues.” All six patient illustrations progress left to right: neonate, infant, toddler, preschool, child, and adolescent.

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Peds Clue is here! Explore pediatric symptoms, age-specific differentials, red flags, and diagnosis details in one free reference. Sometimes you just need a clue. Get it on iOS, Android, or the web: pedsclue.app #PedsEM #MedEd
Cream launch graphic with the Peds Clue logo, headline “Sometimes you just need a clue,” and a real toddler body-map screen in a phone. Free on iOS, Android, and the web.

ALT Cream launch graphic with the Peds Clue logo, headline “Sometimes you just need a clue,” and a real toddler body-map screen in a phone. Free on iOS, Android, and the web.

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