Ryan JJ Buckley
@ryanjjb.bsky.social
Emergency & Intensive Care Doctor @Yale_EM & @YalePCCSM.
Passionate about improving the care of critically ill patients and those navigating substance use.
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Passionate about improving the care of critically ill patients and those navigating substance use.
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What a really cool concept!
May 22, 2025 at 12:16 PM
What a really cool concept!
A ton of thoughts! (but no evidence...yet). I think both low and high dose strategies can be considered on a patient by patient basis, in conjunction with Addiction Medicine. It's a frustrating question as this is becoming more prevalent without substantial evidence to guide clinicians.
May 8, 2025 at 8:45 PM
A ton of thoughts! (but no evidence...yet). I think both low and high dose strategies can be considered on a patient by patient basis, in conjunction with Addiction Medicine. It's a frustrating question as this is becoming more prevalent without substantial evidence to guide clinicians.
For transparency - I'm biased regarding this topic (it's my favorite!), however, I really like the following papers:
(PMID: 37898187)
(PMID: 37204408)
(PMID: 38481543)
Unfortunately, there's not much evidence regarding MOUD initiation and/or continuation during critical illness.
(PMID: 37898187)
(PMID: 37204408)
(PMID: 38481543)
Unfortunately, there's not much evidence regarding MOUD initiation and/or continuation during critical illness.
May 8, 2025 at 8:14 PM
For transparency - I'm biased regarding this topic (it's my favorite!), however, I really like the following papers:
(PMID: 37898187)
(PMID: 37204408)
(PMID: 38481543)
Unfortunately, there's not much evidence regarding MOUD initiation and/or continuation during critical illness.
(PMID: 37898187)
(PMID: 37204408)
(PMID: 38481543)
Unfortunately, there's not much evidence regarding MOUD initiation and/or continuation during critical illness.
I’d love to be added! Thank you
December 11, 2024 at 12:07 PM
I’d love to be added! Thank you