If you haven’t already, please consider asking the questions in this thread.

I’d love to hear from more people before my talk at #hospmed19 on Tuesday. https://twitter.com/tony_breu/status/1108148716651851777

Next week I'll be giving a talk at the Society of Hospital Medicine Annual Conference (#hospmed19).

In anticipation, I'd love your thoughts on a few cases/questions.

I'll be discussing your answers and my thoughts on Tuesday 3/26 at 11am.

10 simple rules for live tweeting a conference. Great advice for the #hospmed19 crowd. @SHMLive @JHospMedicine h/t @edgarvlermamd

Head over to Prince George Hall to catch @PSanyalDey & Brian Kwan’s talk on maximizing your experience at #HospMed19

Think the elevator pitch is just for the business world? @PSanyalDey points out some great tips: 1) know your audience, 2)highlight 2-3 topics and keep it brief, 3) chat with people AFTER their talk, and 4) practice, practice, practice #HospMed19

Still think hesitant about getting into Twitter for you medical career? @HyungChoMD & @ChristineSoong used Twitter for their literature review in quality & value at #HospMed19. The value is everywhere (pun intended)

@FutureDocs taking about Breaking through the Babble on #SoMe. Lots of ways to connect and pull information through your twitter feed #HospMed19

Hey #hospmed19 looking to find your community on Twitter, come join the #jhmchat community run thru @JHospMedicine

Check out @UCSF Nick Iverson’s harem of posters at #HospMed19. The research is great, but the fact that he was able to get all 3 next to one another is the real accomplishment

Discussing Gender inequity issues at #hospmed; this issue should be a “never event”. @futuredocs solutions: Make women leaders be seen, heard, and known #HospMed19 #HeForShe

@ChrisMoriates & Carrie Herzke have just validated my continual ingestion of coffee at #HospMed19 at the annual updates in Hospital Medicine. Yeah, I know it was an observational study, but I don’t care...

Beware the “oxygen ferry” (the Foley fairy’s and Telemetry gnome’s cousin) per @ChrisMoriates & Carrie Herzke at #HospMed19. Recent evidence suggesting O2>92% may have adverse mortality outcomes—especially among those with MI.