Angela Jerath MD, MSc

@propelresearch

Cardiac anesthetist+epi at @uoftmedicine | feat. @nytimes @guardian @washingtonpost Assc Prof Founder Propel Research | hobbies: Rethinking status quo

Toronto, Canada ices.on.ca/About-ICES/ICE… Joined January 2022

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Angela Jerath MD, MSc @propelresearch Aug 30, 2023

New study on impact of surgeon sex on 90 day + 1 year patient outcomes @JAMASurgery doi:10.1001/jamasurg.2023.3744

Thanks to WSJ sharing this work!
wsj.com/health/wellnes…

@WallisCJD @UofT @UofTSurgery @UofTanesthesia @KullervoHynynen @DrNCoburn @DoctorAndySmith

www.wsj.com Female Surgeons Get Better Results Than Male Counterparts Patients treated by female surgeons were less likely to experience adverse complications, studies find

Angela Jerath MD, MSc @propelresearch Nov 3

Grateful to you @mmamas1973 for your amazing support and collaboration.

Mamas A. Mamas Verified account @mmamas1973 Nov 3

Does Physician sex impact on clinical outcomes in close to 1 million patients with an acute medical hospitalisation? Our @JAMANetworkOpen publication led by @propelresearch @JonZipursky @WallisCJD and colleagues suggests that pts cared for by female physicians experienced lower 30-day mortality and readmissions compared with those treated by male physicians.
link to paper:
jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

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Angela Jerath MD, MSc @propelresearch Oct 29

The #SAVEICU trial contributes important evidence to the debate on inhaled #sedation in #ICU patients with acute respiratory failure. Proud of our research teams, ICU sites, patients + families who made this trial possible. #isoflurane #ClinicalTrials @MaratSlessarev @Sunnybrook

Angela Jerath MD, MSc @propelresearch Oct 22

Canadian trial provides new evidence to guide sedation practices for critically ill patients worldwide temertymedicine.utoronto.ca/news/canadian-…

temertymedicine.utoronto.ca Canadian trial provides new evidence to guide sedation practices for critically ill patients... A large clinical trial led by researchers at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and the University of Toronto has found no significant difference to patient outcomes when using inhaled versus intrav...

Angela Jerath MD, MSc @propelresearch Jun 13

100%. #SAVEICU trial used a pragmatic effectiveness methodology reflecting real-world sedation practice in ICU.

Brian Cuthbertson @BrianCuthberts8 Jun 13

@LosiggioRosario @CritCareReviews @SRAnesthesiaICU @giovannilandoni @propelresearch @MaratSlessarev @DrDaleNeedham @BaiardoMartina @SFresilli @nuttchristopher @CritCareMed I’m don’t agree. I think #SAVEICU Trial shows 1. that setting trials in the noise of clinical practice is vital to understand the true effectiveness of an intervention. 2. Sedation with volatile agents is not better than intravenous sedation. Met-analysis shows it is not worse.
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