DoctorSphere

My hospital can't hire or retain nurses. Current nurse:patient ratio is 1:6. Admin's solution isn't to hire/pay more, it's to tell the docs to discharge patients faster.

I had Venice AI write the CEO's Hipocartic Oath and it cooked 🔥

Building Betcaster, Farfessions, and Phenomenon

Practicing physician every other week, Dad every day, sometimes sh*tposter

Physician always trying to learn, passionate about healthspan and precision medicine.

omarsaleem.xyz

I wish I had the bandwidth to see what medicine is like in Canada, Europe, Korea, etc

Is it like this everywhere?

This is epic and so on point, required reading for any entering practice

Building a little space at /thenextwave and watching everything on /videolab.

8 hour drive 😮 This must be insanely challenging. Thank you for sharing.

I wasn't planning to on Farcaster (hadn't seen a lot of medical people until now really), but I may share more about the project as it progresses. The solution's being developed in/for the UAE first. But we had a couple early meetings with the American Nurses Association, as retention is such a big problem everywhere.

USA, semi-rural 99 bed hospital.

We have a small ICU with no step-down unit. Nearest tertiary center is an 8 hour drive

I’m very curious what country is your hospital in and what level of care it provides.

I’m not in medicine. But I spent two years on a research project about nurse training, efficiency, and retention, which is now being spun out as a commercial solution in the UAE.