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  1. User experience can be designed elezea.com/2012/05/user-e… via @RianVDM about 3 hours ago via Tweet Button
  2. disintermediation!!! Eben Moglen at F2C: Innovation Under Austerity internetdistinction.com/?p=422 about 6 hours ago via Tweet Button
  3. @ER_doc @gruntdoc my understanding is that they always wax after the synchronized breathing event and weekly temperature taking… about 10 hours ago via Twitter for Mac in reply to ER_doc
  4. Computers as Trucks j.mp/KZs4di 12:03 PM May 25th via Reeder
  5. @MDaware @movinmeat does a percent risk really mean anything to the individual? 1:27 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MDaware
  6. @symtym @movinmeat a consistent low risk practice is probably significantly easier to manage with small numbers, few sites 1:25 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to symtym
  7. @movinmeat I think another important factor is how many providers (physicians and midlevels) do you have in play, across how many sites? 1:24 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to movinmeat
  8. @MDaware @movinmeat the question then is a 1% risk acceptable to your insurance carrier? wonder if you are self-insured? 1:22 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MDaware
  9. @MDaware @movinmeat yep, the power of negative persuasion—never happens ;) 1:18 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MDaware
  10. @movinmeat probably a number similar to how many parents are "induced" out of an LP for their febrile 1 month old; it happens 1:16 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to movinmeat
  11. @movinmeat yep we have corporate policies on several high risk scenarios,e.g., HA that gets a CT; testicular pain, vag bleed in preg, etc. 1:14 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to movinmeat
  12. @movinmeat another one of those great test in EM, what is the value of a negative test? like an EKG 1:13 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to movinmeat
  13. @movinmeat the key is why did you do the CT? if SAH, then a -CT is not definitive regardless of the "risk" or exam 1:12 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to movinmeat
  14. @movinmeat yes, LP after -CT by policy; if you embark down the SAH road, you must finish 1:10 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to movinmeat
  15. Science by Candlelight j.mp/JfVVwI 1:08 PM May 24th via Reeder
  16. UX and UI explained in cereal j.mp/KOrdQq 12:06 PM May 24th via Reeder
  17. another Goat Rodeo session! Fiddle Medley: youtu.be/RLUyg173n_M via @youtube 11:22 AM May 24th via Tweet Button
  18. Ballmer's Law = reverse Gretsky's Law j.mp/JSM3Pl 4:23 PM May 23rd via Reeder
  19. Introducing the Leap: youtu.be/_d6KuiuteIA via @youtube 11:11 AM May 23rd via Tweet Button
  20. Hold your horses there, Zuckerberg j.mp/K6ePZp 6:40 PM May 21st via Reeder