@jhb603@AcademyHealth@feljardali I'm definitely thinking about what this means for VA research! Hope to hear from inspired colleagues in the Twittersphere.
Some @VA_CHOIR EPCC team leads sharing guidance for research partnerships. Key: bidirectional feedback early and often, rapid analysis, accessible recommendations. Convo continued well after the #ARM23 panel presentation.
What fun learning even more about @VA_CHOIR colleagues’ awesome work at the #ARM23 afternoon poster session! Creating models of patient-centered care, perceptions of cancer screenings, and providers’ beliefs of Whole Health in primary and mental healthcare. @jhb603@vahsrd
Love #ARM2023 where Sat 8 AM means a full house of workshop attendees discussing policy-practice-research partnerships in a Learning Health System, using the @VeteransHealth Whole Health System of Care transformation as a case study. Thrilled to have our partners at the table!
What a joy to have worked w/ @VA_CHOIR postdoc @JenesseKaitz who brought creative ideas to our suite of projects together. While I'm sad to say goodbye, I'm beyond thrilled she'll stay in my VA orbit. Looking forward to watching your work grow!
@EvaWoodwardPhD@ranielwy@GemmaeFix I get it! My mom taught me to avoid doctors. These early lessons are hard to unlearn. And a reminder how valuable it is to show others the way.
@ranielwy@EvaWoodwardPhD@GemmaeFix Indeed we do, thanks @ranielwy! This booklet was developed by Veterans to encourage their peers to actively engage in clinical conversations, especially to participate in shared decision-making for lung cancer screening. https://t.co/xiqDbpMAd6
@AssumeNormality That's actually very helpful... Not ready to stop ranting against Twitter for messing with my brain, but I may borrow that! Very respectfully. v/r
Twitter, what have you done to me? I can no longer sign an email by saying "Best," without squirming. I am left only with "Thanks," no matter the situation. Thanks.