My paper on readmission destination among acute myocardial infarction patients was published in MJA.
The full article is linked in the comment.
Link to the article: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
I’m honoured and excited to receive this grant.
Replying to @heartfoundation @SaxInstitute
Congratulations @drshawonbd for receiving a 45 & Up Cardiovascular Research Grant for your project: Trajectories for chronic disease management plans use in primary care in adults with cardiovascular disease. (2/6)
Excited to share that I've been selected as a member of the Emerging Leaders Committee of the Australian Cardiovascular Alliance! 🌟 #Leadership #CardiovascularResearch #EmergingLeaders
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Congratulations to @NSWCVRN member @drshawonbd on receiving a 45 and Up Research Grant @SaxInstitute @heartfoundation
Five new research projects into cardiovascular health using 45 and Up Study data will begin this year, thanks to the 45 and Up Cardiovascular Research Grant in partnership with @heartfoundation. Congratulations to all the grant recipients! saxinstitute.org.au/news/win…
We explored the risk factors for CIED infections using Australian data. Understanding these factors will aid clinicians in advising patients, identifying those at risk, and making informed decisions on device management and preventive measures.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
We've found that 22% of TAVI patients were readmitted within 90 days, with 76% seeking care at non-index hospitals. This was not linked to higher mortality or healthcare use. Reassuring news for TAVI patients in regional areas with limited access to return to index TAVI hospital!
🔥Excited to share our recently published article on trends and outcomes of PCI and CABG in #NSW in the American Journal of Cardiology!
➡️Dramatic shift from CABG to PCI
➡️PCI patient base extending to older & sicker patients
➡️CABG mortality decreased & PCI mortality unchanged
Read the article for more details - sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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And they say scare tactics are useless. "@washingtonpost: Graphic cigarette warning labels appear to be working http://t.co/sJrHjvvQY0"
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Poorly controlled #Diabetes increases the risk of premature mortality paho.org/diabetes
#curbdiabetes
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#Flu and Ebola have some similar symptoms, but flu is common, Ebola is very rare. 1.usa.gov/1nQQLkE #getafluvax
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#Google aims to diagnose #cancers, impending @heartattacks, strokes, other diseases ow.ly/DzelR @google
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There's very little written about the clinical course of Ebola. Physical exams and vital sign checks are limited by risk and by workload.
"@Globe_Health: Renowned epidemiologist Robert Remis’ HIV/AIDS work was ‘life-saving’ trib.al/CkHg9RG"
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#Ebola is a tragic reminder of the importance of strong health & #publichealth systems globally. #CDCchat
Replying to @WHO
"@WHO: Rates of disability are increasing due to population #ageing, increases in chronic health conditions goo.gl/75vPNN #NCDs"
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About 15% of the world's population, or 1 billion, or one in seven people, lives with some form of #disability goo.gl/xdPmUZ #HLMDD

















