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Several discussions highlight key points from the article, such as the dangers of excessive ventilator use noted in comments like 'it may have been good they didn't' and 'turns out ventilators weren't such a good idea.' The tone of urgency and relief in acknowledging the shift in medical practices showcases a collective understanding of the research’s impact, using phrases like 'should be used sparingly' to promote caution.
Many discussions echo the article's conclusions, expressing strong alignment with the idea of cautious ventilator use.
Posts demonstrate significant curiosity and relevance regarding the publication's findings on respiratory support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Although many discussions focus on sharing articles and summaries, a few express deep consideration of methods and implications.
Participants believe the study's recommendations could greatly influence treatment approaches, especially in resource-limited settings.
What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using ventilators as opposed to just oxygen is the wrong thing to do. (another reason why death rates dropped - MDs stopped using them frequently.) https://t.co/LTKAwrnQHk https://t.co/wu3SJAgxTc
Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#Covid_19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https://t.co/yKxOOMk65s
Research Highlight from Arjen Dondorp @MORUBKK: Respiratory support in COVID-19 patients, with a focus on resource-limited settings https://t.co/jmlRXQoDMw https://t.co/1cIkUw3dhA https://t.co/caQH88Mm5m
Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnYQWhidy5 From Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg https://t.co/4zjuaHTmNS
@compassionncare And just having ventilators won't solve everything. It's the way we use them that matters. In fact ventilators can be harmful if used inappropriately. https://t.co/yKxOOMk65s. In our context, the points discussed in the review is more justified.
Respiratory Support in COVID-19 Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/tbTXsvDak1 @AJTMH
The COVID-19 pandemic has significant risks, particularly in resource-limited settings. This video discusses the evolving views on ventilator use, highlighting critical aspects of respiratory support for severe cases…
This video discusses the complexities surrounding the need for ventilators during the COVID-19 pandemic. It emphasizes the risks in resource-limited settings and the importance of adequate ventilatory support. The…
@Trollenmoe @CarolineAdriaa1 @Life_s_about @Nataschastruik @zjosdekker @DiederikJekel We hadden het toch over dit stuk? Linkje van Caroline https://t.co/1to9nWss8v
@Michel__VA @JarnoDeSchryver @HeidiDePauw @BenWeyts ivm de ventilators: al in april wist men dat overmatig/te snel gebruik van ventilators ipv gewone zuurstofbuisjes een negatieve impact heeft op mortaliteit: https://t.co/ZbCwaYlfrV
@mrman3452 @MollyJongFast Well, we just didn't have enough to go around, but that was the beginning and this is now. By the way, it may have been good they didn't. Turns out ventilators weren't such a good idea. It may be why Italy & NYC had so many more deaths https://t.co/sVXy5Yc04r
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
RT @kurteichenwald: What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using vent…
What is most frustrating about this is we began to learn in spring, and now know almost beyond dispute, that using ventilators as opposed to just oxygen is the wrong thing to do. (another reason why death rates dropped - MDs stopped using them frequently.) https://t.co/LTKAwrnQHk https://t.co/wu3SJAgxTc
RT @TropMedOxford: Research Highlight from Arjen Dondorp @MORUBKK: Respiratory support in COVID-19 patients, with a focus on resource-limit…
RT @TropMedOxford: Research Highlight from Arjen Dondorp @MORUBKK: Respiratory support in COVID-19 patients, with a focus on resource-limit…
RT @TropMedOxford: Research Highlight from Arjen Dondorp @MORUBKK: Respiratory support in COVID-19 patients, with a focus on resource-limit…
RT @TropMedOxford: Research Highlight from Arjen Dondorp @MORUBKK: Respiratory support in COVID-19 patients, with a focus on resource-limit…
Research Highlight from Arjen Dondorp @MORUBKK: Respiratory support in COVID-19 patients, with a focus on resource-limited settings https://t.co/jmlRXQoDMw https://t.co/1cIkUw3dhA https://t.co/caQH88Mm5m
@sanchezxxana @dels_gr90 @Dxiiisyy @lidodaisy https://t.co/dROS0QBVCV don’t know about the fake ventilators but apparently they’re not the safest to use
RT @NDM_Papers: Respiratory Support in COVID-19 Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https://t.co/MIL48P0V7x
RT @NDM_Papers: Respiratory Support in COVID-19 Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https://t.co/MIL48P0V7x
Respiratory Support in COVID-19 Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https://t.co/MIL48P0V7x
RT @bloodSparasites: Respiratory Support in COVID-19 Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/tbTXsvDak1 @AJTMH
RT @bloodSparasites: Respiratory Support in COVID-19 Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/tbTXsvDak1 @AJTMH
Respiratory Support in COVID-19 Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/tbTXsvDak1 @AJTMH
https://t.co/u9C42ULOti
If this IFR is accurate, it's hard to believe health status alone explains the difference. Could it be that the West jumped too quickly on throwing people on ventilators? Reports have shown that ventilators should be used sparingly https://t.co/YfH40hm6lj
@daeduz @a_krueger @Rein_Houben @cmmid_lshtm @lshtm_tbmod @LSHTM @richardwhite321 @rozeggo @gmknght @JonCEmery @AdamJKucharski 3/3 ICU admission is even harder to find & as a % of what is important but I've found 5-11% quoted now we have better data, bringing it in line with flu https://t.co/HOdMZruI6u and we now know ventilators arent such a good idea https://t.co/qhSTrfPG1t
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings | The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene https://t.co/2ArOr7BsdR
RT @AfJEM: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnY…
RT @AfJEM: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnY…
RT @AfJEM: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnY…
RT @AfJEM: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnY…
RT @AfJEM: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnY…
RT @AfJEM: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnY…
Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/CnYQWhidy5 From Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg https://t.co/4zjuaHTmNS
@compassionncare And just having ventilators won't solve everything. It's the way we use them that matters. In fact ventilators can be harmful if used inappropriately. https://t.co/yKxOOMk65s. In our context, the points discussed in the review is more justified.
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @GringaBrazilien: ⚠️Importante: Estudo aponta que MORTALIDADE de Pacientes com Coronavirus poderá ser até 50% MENOR, se médicos ENTUBARE…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
@RyanMarino @elonmusk It does seem like the statistics show they are being over used. https://t.co/P6gF7NTcCD.
RT @covid_rehab: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#COVID19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings #respirat…
Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#COVID19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings #respiratorytherapist #icurehab #covidrehab https://t.co/FB0xxnqMQC
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @IlindelatorreMD: Un nuevo análisis recomienda una menor dependencia de los ventiladores para tratar pacientes con coronavirus. https:…
RT @IlindelatorreMD: Un nuevo análisis recomienda una menor dependencia de los ventiladores para tratar pacientes con coronavirus. https:…
@elheraldoco @JAMA_current Una revisión en Coronavirus https://t.co/O3dTYqnKUr @joseatilionr @hmacareno @hmbaquero https://t.co/wzYylOQIJj
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @IlindelatorreMD: Un nuevo análisis recomienda una menor dependencia de los ventiladores para tratar pacientes con coronavirus. https:…
RT @IlindelatorreMD: Un nuevo análisis recomienda una menor dependencia de los ventiladores para tratar pacientes con coronavirus. https:…
RT @IlindelatorreMD: Un nuevo análisis recomienda una menor dependencia de los ventiladores para tratar pacientes con coronavirus. https:…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @IlindelatorreMD: Un nuevo análisis recomienda una menor dependencia de los ventiladores para tratar pacientes con coronavirus. https:…
Ventilators should be used sparingly for COVID-19 patients https://t.co/jxzgENeJdx
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @JorgeCastillaE: Respiratory Support inCOVID-19 Patients, in Resource-Limited Settings https://t.co/C2ywdBzJDS
RT @diptesharyal: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#Covid_19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https:…
RT @diptesharyal: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#Covid_19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https:…
RT @diptesharyal: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#Covid_19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https:…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @diptesharyal: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#Covid_19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https:…
RT @diptesharyal: Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#Covid_19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https:…
Respiratory Support in Novel Coronavirus Disease (#Covid_19) Patients, with a Focus on Resource-Limited Settings. https://t.co/yKxOOMk65s
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @GringaBrazilien: ⚠️Importante: Estudo aponta que MORTALIDADE de Pacientes com Coronavirus poderá ser até 50% MENOR, se médicos ENTUBARE…
Три материала о возможно, негативном влиянии ИВЛ механика, назиз, рекомендации, мнения https://t.co/jKZidl1FTY https://t.co/CJevYjHqZM https://t.co/rQuEDw7qhZ
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
RT @EricTopol: The use of mechanical ventilators may be contributing to the high mortality rate: Mechanism, review, recommendations https:/…
supplemental oxygen is a first essential step for the treatment of severe COVID-19 patients with hypoxemia and should be a primary focus in resource-limited settings where capacity for invasive ventilation is limited...non-rebreathing mask & prone position https://t.co/zonTU4iZAx
@patralekha2011 Supplemental oxygen is a first essential step for the treatment of severe COVID-19 patients with hypoxemia and should be a primary focus in resource-limited settings where capacity for invasive ventilation is limited ⬇️ https://t.co/zAN1GkpA2V