This year’s Twitter #CHESTChat on Monday evening focused on “Driving Innovation in Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.” Here are some highlights from the online conversation.
T1: Share some examples of technological innovations that changed or are changing #pulmcc and #sleep. #CHESTChat #CHEST2019
@drdangayach
T1: Innovations changing #pulmcc #Machinelearning #AI predictive analytics www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-42637-5 #sepsis improve r ability 2 diagnose & treat sepsis, improve mortality — bec “Time is #Sepsis” #chestchat
@NickHartThorax
T1: For #ChestHomeMV and #ChestSleep the next potential step in managing chronic respiratory failure will be physiologically optimized pressure support (POPS-V) ventilation with auto-IPAP, auto-EPAP and auto-BUR combined with remote monitoring and telemedicine #POPSV
@HarpeetSGrewa1
T1: A) Innovation is making this possible! There is a living and breathing virtual #CHEST2019 world. #SoMe
B) The Events app is excellent allowing us to scroll through speaker slides and allows for real time polling interactions with speakers #CHEST2019
3) Chest Connectom
T2: How do or will these innovations improve patient-centered care?
@NickHartThorax
T2: 1. Standardization of delivery and monitoring of a complex intervention to promote safety and efficacy of treatment
2. Enhanced patient outcome
3. Reduce healthcare costs
4. Increased cost effectiveness
#CHESTchat #CHEST2019
@dina_khateebDO
T2: Well with regards to HFNC, patient comfort is patient centered. But also I think we can begin to harness the power of technology to allow #PulmCC to get back to the bedside. #CHESTChat #CHEST2019
@Lungsolutions
T2: allowing patient access to tertiary level care without social and logistical hindrances. Geography and socioeconomics should not limit access. #CHESTchat #CHEST2019
@LABritishLady
T2: I think for example of the use of smart watches in monitoring sleep disordered breathing and how it can help alert patients to conditions like obstructive sleep apnea which can bring them in the clinic to be evaluated for this condition. #chestchat
@HarpreetSGrewa1
T2: Cool thoughts #CHEST2019 health care on the wrist so powerful!
T3: How could these innovations improve #implicitbias in health care?
@LABritishLady
T3: Love this question and so happy we are going there. #chestchat
@Lungsolutions
T3: Data does not lie! Using it objectively can and will invigorate impactful change thus improving delivery and access #CHESTchat #CHEST2019
@HarpreetSGrewa1
T3: Innovation will help us or at least I hope will help us to realize our own personal biases. Also recently the keynote speaker gave us some tools to combat #implicitbias by @DrQuinnCapers4 Hope these help you tweeples #CHESTchat #CHEST2019
@gustavoavila504
T3: So happy to have been able to attend the lecture of @DrQuinnCapers4 and learned about #implicitbias in healthcare. The more aware we are about this phenomenon the less it will happen. #CHESTChat #CHEST2019
@navithadev
T3: Innovation helps identify, make apparent and acknowledge the implicit bias that was present all along. #datadriven
T4: How will or are these innovations being applied internationally?
@HarpreetSGrewa1
T4: we are in the midst of a great medical tech evolution! Things are morphing with techs through social media having things at finger tips with smart phone: EMR and critical information exchange is occurring rapidly. The virtual connectom is alive! #CHESTchat #CHEST2019
@Lungsolutions
T4: Telemedicine #Telecommunications #MedEd Eliminating geographical and socioeconomical barriers to teach and treat => lead to a better understanding of disease and developing therapies and cures.
#CHESTchat #CHEST2019
@gustavoavila504
T4: Pioneers from all over the world are in this conference sharing what they know and also taking New knowledge learned from #CHEST2019. Staying connected with the world is Key for universal sharing of new innovations.
@snamendys
T4: Stimulating interorganizational collaboration, #networking & sharing of best clinical practices #CHESTchat #CHEST2019