Robert Harrington

@HeartBobH

Stanford University cardiologist and clinical researcher. Interested in health related research, policy and innovative learning tools.

Stanford, CA
medicine.stanford.edu
Joined July 2009
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    Sep 8

    Absolutely terrible news.

    Terrible loss. These folks are on the front lines of care. Praying for the families.
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  2. Sep 5

    Proud of in this new role. Looking forward to seeing what accomplished and excited for

    Replying to @DukeMedSchool
    Excited to join & others to accelerate through to deliver &
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    Sep 2

    The Role of P Values and Hypothesis Tests in Clinical Research

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  4. Aug 29

    Glad that you got to spend time w the teacher's teacher: Nish! No one better as an educator.

    Learning from the master!
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    Aug 27

    COMPASS shows reduc of 22% in CV dth & 18% in all-cause dth @ 3 yrs w/ Riva 2.5 mg bid+ASA vs ASA mono

    5 replies 25 retweets 50 likes
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    Aug 27

    STAT is overall doing a great job, but headlines like this discredit its good reporting. Not the first time.

    I wonder if might want to rethink this headline. Finding was exploratory…hardly definitive.
    4 replies 12 retweets 49 likes
  7. Aug 26

    PARAGON and PARADIGM. RCTs w lamifiban. Good memories doing trials w colleagues around globe. Many thanks for kind note.

    Replying to @LPiegas @HeartBobH and 2 others
    Your daughter. My associate and your fellow was Dr Rui Ramos from SPaulo.
    2 retweets 4 likes
  8. Aug 26

    Fun here on campus Missing our friends and colleagues but this was a could not miss event

    Replying to @HeartBobH @StanfordMed @bobkocher
    Congratulations mackie🎉🎉
    2 replies 3 retweets 9 likes
  9. Aug 26

    Thanks to and alumni association for providing w stethoscope at

    Delighted to participate in this ground-breaking event. Kudos to Stanford and congrats to PA students and proud parents!
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  10. Aug 25

    Thanks ! I referenced Dr Stead's 1967 paper calling for a new role in medicine: the physician assistant profession.

    Congrats Bob and Rhonda a signature achievement :Stead would be proud
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  11. Aug 25

    More from Great keynote on importance of team based care

    3 retweets 15 likes
  12. Aug 25

    Congrats to first class entering MS program studies. keynote. Youngest daughter

    11 replies 12 retweets 87 likes
  13. Aug 25

    Terrific resource. Thanks for providing.

    NOW LIVE! The new answers your questions with expert advice. Visit for more!
    5 retweets 9 likes
  14. Aug 24

    He was a good man. Kind. Thoughtful. I met him during the CARS trial. I was a fellow but he treated me as a colleague.

    Memoriam of Mihai Gheorghiade, MD:
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    Aug 23

    Broken Research? Fixing the Future of Clinical Trials- discussion w/ , & Dr. E. Magnus Ohman

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  16. Aug 21

    Different issue than the GUSTO paper. No doubt on Tn relationship w outcome. The need for CKMB is for certain clinical situations, i.e. reMI

    Not quite getting this. Our 1996 NEJM paper showed prognostic gradation in dose-response fashion for Tn
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  17. Aug 20

    Easy to dismiss CKMB in favor of Tn. But has it right. Need for some clinical settings. Don't discard yet.

    Yes, elevated trop Y/N is predictive. But this study, and others, do not show a clear relationship between trop level and death, unlike CKMB
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    Aug 18

    Medical educators from around the world gather at our symposium to foster clinical teaching skills: Join us 9/28-30!

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  19. Aug 18

    Great to see pushing science and policy around and cardiology more broadly.

    Dr. O'Connor is advancing knowledge--good job and best wishes in the next 5 years of battling heart failure!
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  20. Aug 16

    Somewhat surprising result but that's why we do the trials. Kudos to investigators for carrying this out.

    Big congrats Todd on a very important study that will inform practice.
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