EM physician, Researcher, Husband, Dad/child tamer, DIY’er (measure once cut twice)
Joined December 2012
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Rob Ohle retweeted
We are very excited to be offering a new online CEPD learning platform @theNOSM for Faculty members! Come join us and expand your knowledge in faculty development. Special thanks to @nramsdesigns for the incredible artwork! @snewbery1 @robertohle @bzelek @leevtoner @RobAnders1
1/3 Register now for #NOSMCEPD’s Faculty Development E-Learning Program: Setting the Table. Practice evidence-based strategies and prepare for teaching and practising in #NorthernOntario with online modules. → cepd.nosm.ca @ddsv3
Artist Credit: @nramsdesigns
Rob Ohle retweeted
An honour to podcast debut with the one and only @EMCases.
Tune in for clinical pearls on posterior circulation stroke and more! 🧠
Special edition EM Cases podcast live from @UCalgaryEM
*The Challenges of Posterior Stroke
*EP Lead to Improve Flow/Job Satisfaction
*Who Does Not Need a Trop (HEAR Score)
*Ketamine for Suicidal Ideation
*ED Peer Support Workers
+Pathway to Peers
emergencymedicinecases.com/p…
#FOAMed
ALT This is a special edition EM Cases main episode podcast. In April 2022, I was honoured to be the guest professor for Calgary EM at their annual Hodsman Lecture day. The day was essentially a series of live podcasts highlighting some of the amazing work they do, capped off by a lecture on compassionate care dedicated to the memory of Dr. Barbara Tatham. We covered a wide range of topics: The challenges of posterior strokes with Dr. Katie Lin; improving your ED flow by having an Emergency Physician Lead on shift with Dr. Eddy Lang and Dr. Michael Betzner; when not to order a troponin and the HEAR score (this is not a typo; this is not HEART Score) with Dr. Andrew McRae; ketamine for suicidal ideation with Dr. Marshall Ross; EM Peer Support Workers for patients with substance use disorder with Dr. Stephanie VandenBerg, plus a closely related bonus cast on SREMI's incredible ED Pathway to Peers program for youth with mental health issues with Dr. Bjug Borgundvaag and Christine Bradshaw...
Rob Ohle retweeted
Friday, July 1, is the first day for 68 new resident doctors who will begin training in one of 12 Family medicine or specialty programs. Thirty of these new resident doctors recently graduated from NOSM University's MD program! Welcome! @ddsv3 @RobAnders1
Rob Ohle retweeted
1 in 5 pregnancies end in miscarriage. Most occur in 1st trimester.
4 in 5 patients with early loss seek care in Canadian EDs.
Developed by patients & care providers, pregnancyed.com is a free education resource to support patients with symptoms of early pregnancy loss.
ALT www.pregnancyed.com
Rob Ohle retweeted
Infographic on hiccups -EM approach/Rx based on virtual EM Cases Summit talk by Maria Ivankovic.
thanks @prezapour
Next EM Cases Summit Feb 2-4 online - save the dates!
emcasessummit.com/
Rob Ohle retweeted
We were small & thought we knew nothing
Worth knowing. We thought words travelled the wires
In the shiny pouches of raindrops,
Each one seeded full with the light
Of the sky, the gleam of the lines, & ourselves
So infinitesimally scaled
We could stream through the eye of a needle
Rob Ohle retweeted
Exciting to see Tylor presenting his research project @CAEPConference! Looking forward to having him in Kenora for his @thenosm clerkship in September!
Rob Ohle retweeted
Congratulations George for the great work and for presenting this important North Ontario #Tavi data. Congratulations to collaborator @UnityHealthTO @BRAINHEART_SMH @HSN_Sudbury @thenosm @DrDjmacdonald @MoShurrabMD @BBittira @RonyAtouiMD @Dr_A_ALQahtani @AndreasKumarMD
Grateful for the opportunity to present alongside amazing colleagues, and finally get together with our @UofTCardio family! So impressed by our fellows! Big thanks to @SamiAlnasserMD for his mentorship and support as we investigate early discharge post TAVR in Northern Ontario.
Rob Ohle retweeted
Kenora Preceptor Profile #7: Dr. Sean Moore: ER, transport med @Ornge, @CritiCallON, fracture clinic, simulation, Chief of Staff, research. @SRPCanada past Mentor of the Year, @CAEP_Docs past Rural ER doc of the Year Central Canada.
@thenosm #MedTwitter 🧵
Rob Ohle retweeted
Attention #MedicalResidents and med students! Register for the upcoming campfire chat on Thursday, April 14 with Dr. @RobertOhle, Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine at #NOSMUniversity, Emergency Physician @HSN_Sudbury. #MedicalResidents
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Rob Ohle retweeted
.@AndreasKumarMD, Cardiologist at #HSN, is part of an international team of researchers and a senior co-author of a study published in the @JACCJournals that highlights important progress in the understanding of heart attacks. bit.ly/3sGHPUE #research
ALT Dr. Andreas Kumar, Director of Non-Invasive Cardiology at HSN
Rob Ohle retweeted
Another “trick” to help remove dried blood from a patient is to apply lubricating jelly, let it sit for 10 minutes, and then wipe away.
Rob Ohle retweeted
youtu.be/lkjWjFSVFGM A lot of people think you need to be a neuro-otologist to perform the Head Impulse Test. But it's easier than learning how to make a half Windsor knot! And it's the most important part of the HINTS plus exam for vertigo!
Rob Ohle retweeted
Trying to think of a way to stay on cadence?? The Imperial March is the perfect tempo for CPR! #CPRmonth2021
Rob Ohle retweeted
The use and misuse of the Dix-Hallpike test in the ED by Cait Dmitriew @robertohle @thenosm @PeterJohns84 @sarah_mcisaac @emergmedottawa link.springer.com/article/10… Underutilization and inappropriate use of the DixHallpike test may result in prolonged symptoms or
missed diagnoses
Rob Ohle retweeted
We're proud of the lifesaving work our volunteers do in the Channel – we make no apology for it. Those we rescue are vulnerable people in danger & distress. Each of them is someone’s father, mother, son or daughter - every life is precious. This is why we launch:
Rob Ohle retweeted
How can you call out those everyday microaggressions?
Emily Fowler can show you how
dontforgetthebubbles.com/bys…
Rob Ohle retweeted
More crazy good #SocialAccountability work coming out of #NorthernOntario #Canada @thenosm @BrianneJW0
Context matters when defining social accountability across communities, health professional education and healthcare services.
Rob Ohle retweeted
NOSM’s new Master of Medical Studies program is tackling health-care problems in the North. @ddsv3
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Le nouveau programme de maîtrise en études médicales de l’EMNO innove en s’attaquant aux problèmes de santé dans le Nord.
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