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Michelle Johnston has worked as a consultant Emergency Physician in her beloved Royal Perth Hospital, a down and dirty inner city hospital for over a decade. She is heavily involved in teaching, and loves clinical work, but when it comes to social media, she is like the syndromic cousin in the corner who gets brought out and patted on the head once in a while.
Lives for teaching and loves clinical work, but when it comes to social media, she is like the syndromic cousin in the corner who gets brought out and patted on the head once in a while. Creator of Physiology Philes and Socrates and Sophistry - + Michelle Johnston | Contact

Schrödinger’s Fence…or, where we currently sit on the matter of thrombolysis in Acute Stroke. An Opinion Piece on IST-3

I write this in the dying moments of my time in Hobart; a city of unimaginable beauty, the hint of adventure and the trace of Antarctica in the winds, phenomenal and defiant art, and really excellent mini-bars…

A weekly periodical examining a rather extraordinary clinical encounter: Chapter 4: Medical Instincts

A weekly periodical examining a rather extraordinary clinical encounter: Chapter 3: Assault as Therapy

A weekly periodical examining a rather extraordinary clinical encounter: Chapter 2: The ethics of suicide

A weekly periodical examining a rather extraordinary clinical encounter: Chapter 1 – The Presentation

The unexpected collides with 4 hour rule in the natural laboratory for error that is the emergency department… A post in two parts with Act 1: The Existential Installment and Act 2: The Clinical Section…WITH a cliffhanger.
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