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Oregon ACEP @oregonacep1·

14h

Button batteries can be found in many things, including flashlights, keychains, toys with lights/sounds, thermometers, remotes, flameless candles & hearing aids. Watch children carefully around any such device, and make sure caregivers know the risks.

Oregon Poison Center@ORpoisoncenter

Button battery injuries can be hard to diagnose if caregivers don't know the battery was swallowed. Keep batteries and products containing these batteries up and away and out of reach of kids. #ButtonBatteries #InjuryPrevention #Kids https://ktvz.com/health/2021/04/13/se-oregon-toddler-faces-serious-medical-issues-after-swallowing-tiny-battery/

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Emergency Physicians @EmergencyDocs·

8 Apr

Our deepest sympathies are with the colleagues, family, and friends of another physician lost to death by suicide.

Health care workers on the frontlines of the pandemic need support more than ever. We must pass the Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act now. https://twitter.com/MrKeola/status/1379619042600755200

Keola@MrKeola

I’ve spent much of the day processing the death of a friend who was an ER doctor. He died a few hours after we had dinner. He shared some of the pain experienced by watching COVID patients die. “It must be hard,” I said. “Yes, but it’s my job,” he replied. 1/

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The Oregonian@Oregonian·

6 Apr

All Oregonians over 16 will be eligible for COVID vaccine April 19 https://trib.al/uG2kotg

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Oregon ACEP @oregonacep1·

31 Mar

For some patients, financial assistance to help with COVID-related burial expenses can be a huge relief. Consider spreading the word about this @FEMA program to help those families who might be struggling to pay for funerals.

Emergency Physicians@EmergencyDocs

COVID-19 has claimed the lives of more than 548,000 Americans, but the losses felt by their friends and family are immeasurable.

To ease the financial burden for these grieving families, @FEMA is launching a funeral assistance program.

Learn more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fema-covid-19-funeral-costs/

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Bory Kea @borykea·

29 Mar

Want to know how HCWs were impacted?
"An international survey of healthcare workers use of personal protective equipment during the early stages of the COVID‐19 pandemic" https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/emp2.12392#.YGIbUAa_REk.twitter @bernardchangMD @probstMD @OHSU_CPREM @emresearchjen @amberlaurielin @MattHansenMD

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