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Aide memoirs - empty list =\= none. Forgetting to return. Randomly breaking and randomly working debug

The Authorship Integrity Toolkit - UK Research Integrity Office The Authorship Integrity Toolkit Practical resources to support responsible authorship in research UKRIO is pleased to present the Authorship Integrity Toolkit – a new collection of resources to help ...

UKRIO @ukrio.bsky.social is introducing an Authorship Integrity Toolkit:
a set of practical, adaptable resources designed to support both individual researcher contributors in their day-to-day practice and organisations in developing policies and managing projects.
ukrio.org/resources/th...

Mother: I have twins.

Doctor: Oh, so they were born on the same day?

Mother: No, they were born with the same propensity score.

@totemecho.bsky.social give these guys a fellow. Doing a great job to liberalise echo education!

Sepsis survivors identified by @stephptaylorclt.bsky.social may be useful in ARDS — and a deep dive into making the proliferation of latent subtype models clinically useful

I am very proud of Dr Flick’s work

13  Manipulation of Longitudinal Data – R Workflow

By using large language models as R data.table coding assistants, there are even fewer reasons to avoid the elegance and speed of data.table for data manipulation/aggregation/complex longitudinal data processing: hbiostat.org/rflow/long#s... #rstats

Great article. Thanks for sharing Segun!

Lovely study featuring giants of ICM like @iwashyna.bsky.social

Intensivist ability to prognosticate who will develop persistent critical illness is somewhat… lacking

www.atsjournals.org/doi/10.1513/...

Me: oh god, I'm just an imposter! I don't actually know any statistics!

<I post some mildly-hot take and it gets a like from a real statistician>

Me: okay, I guess I know this one thing? Maybe?

1000% this.

If you're a surgeon and your anaesthetic colleagues annoy you, just walk into a governance meeting and ask them what the general opinion on cricioid pressure is, then leave.

They won't notice you've gone, I promise.

The non inferior can of worms

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Hi! :) good to see any form of experiments ! Thanks for the post

Reason ex Machina: Jailbreaking LLMs by Squeezing Their Brains | xayan.nu How LLMs seem to strive for logic and internal coherence over blind obedience.

Fascinating. For anyone who’s used LLms not just data science peeps. xayan.nu/posts/ex-mac...

There has been a lot of debate recently about the promise of real world data - the routine (observational) data collected on patients eg  treatments received, clinical outcomes etc – for estimating treatment effects. But can they deliver? 1/9
#MethodologyMonday #123

@liampjw.bsky.social

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Sometimes feel like critical care research is round and round in circles. Trying big doses of X Y and Z to see if it works in complex multi faceted systems losing its balance and stasis. See also for vitamin C. Glutamate etx

A Multinational Randomized Trial of Mega-Dose Esomeprazole... : Critical Care Medicine cal trial. SETTING: Seventeen ICUs or emergency departments in three countries. PATIENTS: Adult patients with sepsis or septic shock. INTERVENTIONS: Mega-dose (1024 mg) esomeprazole or placeb...

TLDR: big massive dose of PPI does not work in reducing daily SOFA score or mortality. Hats off to trial-ists as it is a lot of work to set up and run properly;
journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/f...

Yep. Hard agree

Would be curious if the rotations / rotation frequency and satisfaction / burn out correlates ?

16 going into 17 here :)) (not that it is a competition. Would happily loose etx !) lolz. I bet Ed is on high outlier along with Segun !

in the UK post graduate medical training that trainee doctors have to do to become consultant moves on average once every six months or sometimes once every 3 to 4 months to different hospital / department . Given our training is quite long dare I say one of the longest, end up doing ++ “rotations”

As I come to the end of my training, and my 27th and final rotation, I have reflected on this rotational aspect. It has made me extremely adaptable and provided a rich background of experience. But equally, it has broken me, prevented me from creating the social connections that are so... human.

ICU Snapshots:

You start your week of dayshifts and upon entering an intubated patient's room for the first time at 7:45 am, you see this 👇 on the ventilator screen:

Before reading any article about microbiome biomarkers, see this: Zhang, J.,et al (2025). Identifying reproducible biomarkers for microbiome association studies requires thousands of sample sizes. Science Bulletin, 70(13), 2056–2060. doi.org/10.1016/j.sc...

100% this, null results are valuable and I don’t trust the people upthread saying that they aren’t!