Podcast appearances and mentions of precious bodily fluids

In Bed With the Right has an announcement: the show is coming to Patreon! You can sign up for extra content (2 episodes per month!) here! But our main feed (meaning episodes wherever you have been listening to us) will not be affected -- in fact, there's a new episode coming Tuesday. But if you'd like to hear Moira and Adrian talk their way through some weirder, wilder, more niche topics -- such as conservative fixations on Precious Bodily Fluids --, well, then check out the Patreon!

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Today, we're gonna get to the bottom of the fluoride conspiracy. Where does it come from? Who believes it? And how did we start dunking our teeth in the stuff in the first place? Hopefully, we'll get through everything we have to say without anything weird going on. Like, it's an mp3 file, right? It's not like anyone can just hijack it and take over. What a weird thing to worry about, Jesuit. You're getting paranoid... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this conversation, Daniel Belkin and Mitch Belkin speak with Joel Topf, MD, about contrast-associated nephropathy. We discuss Acute Kidney Injury (AKI), the value of creatinine as a marker for AKI, how to evaluate volume status, the evidence around contrast-induced/contrast-associated nephropathy, recommendations on fluids to prevent AKI in patients with Chronic Kidney Disease, and comparing venous and arterial contrast with respect to the risk of AKI.Who is Joel Topf?Dr. Topf is a clinical nephrologist in Detroit, who is a partner and medical director at St Clair Nephrology and an assistant professor at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. He is the co-creator of NephMadness and NephJC. He hosts multiple podcasts, blogs at pbfluids.com, and tweets @Kidney_boy. References: Joel Topf's Blog Twitter: @Kidney_BoyJoel Topf - Grand Rounds Presentation on Contrast NephropathyThe PRESERVE trialN-Acetylcysteine and Contrast-Induced Nephropathy in Primary AngioplastyPrevention of Contrast-Induced Nephropathy With Sodium BicarbonateCraig Brater 1998 - NEJM review on DiureticsChlorthalidone for Hypertension in Advanced Chronic Kidney DiseaseEffect of Salt Substitution on Cardiovascular Events and Death______________________Follow us @ExMedPod and subscribe to our Youtube channel.Daniel Belkin, MD, and Mitch Belkin, MD, are brothers and resident physicians. The External Medicine Podcast is a podcast exploring nontraditional medical ideas and innovation.  

A few months ago I attended a reception at a conference sponsored by a Nephrology Journal Club (#NephJC) which I had referenced in my Amedea Pharma Blog and prior expert panel discussions because of its tremendous growth and popularity. And after meeting its co-founder, Dr. Joel Topf, a pioneer in using social media for medical education, I decided to interview him for my podcast. Dr. Joel Topf represents a model of transforming a virtual platform into a true in-person learning and development community. He has been running his blog Precious Bodily Fluids for 12 years. He co-created the longest running twitter journal club, #NephJC which connects nephrologists all around the world to discuss scientific papers twice a month. Dr. Topf has a large Twitter following and is a regular guest on the internal medicine podcast, the Curbsiders and was awarded the Robert Narins Award for innovation in medical education by the American Society of Nephrology and has given talks on the use of social media in medical education in 8 countries around the world. He makes visual abstracts for six different medical journals and organizations.1:55 - Q1: How did this popular #NephJC journal club start? 5:46 - Journal Club based on "Flipping the Classroom" concept 6:59 - Journal Club audience is mainly physicians aged 40+ 8:20 - Structure of the NephJC Journal Club is supported by multi-channel learning with re-informcement (1. Blog Summary, 2. Visual Abstract, 3. Tweetorial, 4. Podcast, 5. Weekly Newsletter) 10:11 - Q2: How do the busy physicians find time to attend a new format of education online and find it valuable? 11:07 - Modern Form of Medical Education - Conversational Tone 13:03 - Q3: How has the use of social media changed during the pandemic over among physicians? 14:09 - Pandemic Case Study: NephJC created critical new resources for nephrologists to address concerns or rumor about ACE-inhibitors and their effect on COVID 16:00 - Started to build evidence review teams on the fly to analyze treatment guidelines, ACE evidence, etc. They built isolated webpages - COVID in dialysis, COVID in transplant, in hypertension, etc. We created an incredible resource for the community at a time when they had lots of questions. 17:02 - Pandemic resources increased NephJC website visits 10x 17:45 - Q4: Can you contrast Twitter vs other social media platforms and share success factors of building a community there? 22:40 - Q5: Was there a turning point when the #NephJC exploded? 23:16 - #NephJC started a global internship program. Interns from 35 different countries participate and are trained on writing blog articles, Tweet chats / tweetorials, virtual abstracts, podcasts. They then started many projects of their own. One of the spinoffs of the Curbsiders is the pediatricians' version called "Cribsiders". Website called "Nephpocus" - point of care ultrasound. 26:25 - Q6: Can you describe your system of multi channel communication and how it all works together? 28:41 - Q7: What is a Tweetorial and how does it work? 30:25 - Q8: What are some of the most effective formats to educate in your opinion? Do you use video on Twitter? 31:42 - Q9: How do you test the quality of the education via social media? Ian Lang quote "Teaching without testing is like cooking without tasting, reading without writing" 33:15 - Q10: How do you incorporate all of the different parts of your system together most efficiently? 35:14 - Q11: Are you pursuing any new channels or topics at #NEPHJC? 37:45 - Q12: How do you extend your education to patients? 38:25 - Comment: Lots of poor quality medical information online - patients beware! 39:23 - Need to Close the Knowledge Gap in Medicine that Increases over time despite Experience years gained 41:31 - Q13: Q: How do you think pharma companies can educate patients and physicians via social media?

Bryce is introduced to Peter Sellers, George C. Scott and Slim Pickens all at once this week! We are joined once again by fan favorite A.P. Stark as we discuss Stanley Kubric's timeless satire classic Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb! Listen now and do not miss us at Comicpalooza this year! More info in the episode and on our website.

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Episode watched: #137 "Lupin Vs. the Mystery Man with Two Faces" In this episode, a Salvador Dali expy wants Lupin to be the subject of his latest work of art: a human sculpture! This week we talk about Dali's Trapcore Remix, you need a high IQ, Animal Crossing weakness, Crying Breakfast Friends critical, some smurf bullshit, art is garbage, detective Maggie, gender is a prison, normie gift, ugly children, hell tunnel boat, a face only a surrealist could love, kiln goop, good visual gag, big steppy, IT'S DIGNITY HOLLY, 5 day calendar, Dali hero of winds, emergency condom, that's all folks, and animal cruelty.

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Charley is back from his pilgrimage to worship the fire gods, Alex's apartment is conspiring to kill him, and Jeff will not rest until he's eaten all of a boar. Some thoughts are given about the new Crash Bandicoot N Sane Trilogy, your weekly mentioning of Persona happens, lots of news that should need to be news but apparently needs to be gets covered, and the scumbaggery that is loot tables in Free-To-Play games gets talked about. The topic of eSports tournament structures gets discussed in great detail for the main topic as well. No listener mail this week since we are saving it for next week when David from Press Pause Gaming is our special guest. YouTube: youtube.com/swstudiozEmail: wickedawesomecast@gmail.comWe also have a FaceBookSometimes we remember to post on Twitter

Dominate leg cramps, diuretic therapy, and resistant hypertension. Our guest, Dr. Joel Topf, is a clinical nephrologist, pioneer in the use of social media for medical education, and Assistant Clinical Professor at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, best known for his blog, Precious Bodily Fluids, and hilarious/informative Twitter feed @kidney_boy. We start with basic renal physiology and build up to the treatment of resistant hypertension. For full show notes visit http://thecurbsiders.com/podcast. Join our newsletter mailing list. Rate us on iTunes, recommend a guest or topic and give feedback at thecurbsiders@gmail.com. Tags: assistant, care, diuretics, doctor, education family, foam, foamed, health, hospitalist, hospital, hypertension, internal, internist, nephrology, nurse, media, medicine, medical, physician, physiology, practitioner, primary, social, renal, resident, resistant, student  

  We cover Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAM) on Contrast-Induced Nephropathy (CIN).  Recent interes The American College of Radiology (ACR) Manual on Contrast Induced Nephropathy This Emergency Medicine Literature of Note post covers the AMACING  trial, which looks at intravenous fluid administration (0.9% NaCl) versus usual care in patients "at risk" for CIN undergoing contrast-enhanced CT scan.   The study found a difference of -0.1% (95% CI -2.25 to 2.06), which was below the non-inferiority margin. Prior literature shows similar results, with no clear-cut efficacy from prevention strategies for CIN. This post by Dr. Joel Topf (nephrologist @kidneyboy) on the Precious Bodily Fluids blog discusses a nephrologist's take on CIN. EM topics post on fluids in CIN. Core Content We then delve into core content on genitourinary trauma using Rosen’s Chapter 47 and Tintinalli’s Chapter265 as a guide. Thanks for listening! Jeremy Faust and Lauren Westafer

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