#Patient

Satya Patel

SatyaPatelMD

1/12 Giving a talk to our UCLA IM Residents in the Med Ed Pathway @uclaimchiefs @PamelaTsing inspired me to make a thread on how to construct questions to maximize learning!

Lex

citysouljaa

I dont think a lot of people will agree with this, but Pep has actually been smart this season. We may be far apart from what we were 2 years

Kevin K. Chung, MD

chungk1031

Dealing with dying patients.#MedTwitterA I was prepping for a panel discussion with medical students on death and dying. Had to get some thoughts together based on my experience as

drprashantmishra

drprashantmish6

I am writing about IOL Chemicals from 92 rs levels now again writing about IOL because of some recent developments 1- IOL largest manufacturer of ibuprofen -12000 TPA , global

Benyam

Benyam_Muluneh

As a prescribing pharmacist providing care to oncology patients, it is very clear that @AmerMedicalAssn remains largely unaware of the role of prescribing #pharmacists. Here is a short ... 1/xhttps://twitter.com/AmerMedicalAssn/status/13223

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LittleMartian__

How to speak to someone with mental health issues (or just generally going through a tough time) : A THREAD Support them. Listen to them. Remind them that they are

RanaAwdishMD

RanaAwdish

1/ Families #COVID19: @washingtonpost With COVID our ICUs fell backwards in time. Consolidation of power within the medical team. Lack of visitation. It’s suppression of healing and it’s wrong. Op-Ed

Biomedical Science guy

gooner62

The pandemic is where we Biomedical Scientists in NHS Microbiology labs had the chance to step forward and do our bit. We were ready and primed. Unfortunately @BorisJohnson @MattHancock @didoharding

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Retlouping

Today’s episode of “old man shouting at clouds” tweetorial This may be a controversial one, so be warned. Those with no intrest leave at the first exit.Todays topic follows on

Rutgers Global Health Institute

RutgersGHI

Patient navigators are individuals trained to identify barriers to receiving health care (e.g. financial, educational & cultural obstacles) & to accommodate patients by providing the appropriate support.Through a @UICC grant,

Kari Jerge, MD, FACS (she/her)

kari_jerge

Truly important thread that I hope everyone reads today. It takes a village of people to care for each patient- LabEVSFood servicesCase mgmtRegistrationPT/OTRTTechsCNAsAll of these teams have value and deserve

Nick Judin

nickjudin

My interview with Dr. Paul Byers, state epidemiologist @msdh is live. Remarkable how quickly the flood came in. On Nov. 4, the day I conducted this interview, the seven-day average

Nate Pike

NatePike

Thread...I’m a paramedic.I’ve been a paramedic for more than a decade. I absolutely love my job. But there’s some things that have taken some getting used to and there’s things

Zenas Yiu

ZZNYiu

1/ Enjoyed reading this rigorous #RxEpi study looking at a very important clinical topic for #dermtwitter - risk of #osteoporosis and # associated with potent topical steroids.Follow this thread for

Danni Watts

DanniWatts26

[THREAD] This is the most important article I have written to date, and may be the most important one I will ever write. I never thought I would be chronically

Nida Qadir, MD

NidaQadirMD

Heart-breaking, chilling, horrifying...pick your adjective. #COVID19 has amplified every socioeconomic & racial disparity that exists in healthcare & beyond. The distance b/w MLK & Ronald Reagan hospitals is only 20

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