upEND Cofounder Maya Pendleton writes reflections on Pride 2024: It is impossible to ignore all of the ways U.S. policy –here and abroad– continues to make the world unsafe for LGBTQ people, especially those who exist along the margins of other oppression.
https://t.co/a7ujtsPC8y
Good easy breakdown of the importance of collecting SOGI data and its potential impact on health equity work
LGBTQI+ Data Collection in Medicaid to Advance Health Equity https://t.co/ac3rE84jl4
Rural Health Equity often gets skipped (even in the classes I teach!). A reminder of its importance
Reimagining Rural Health Equity: Understanding Disparities And Orienting Policy, Practice, And Research In Rural America | Health Affairs https://t.co/OOAygYBKrm
It's Pride Month | Lisa Bari and Shruti Kothari note that very little sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data is collected, seriously hampering efforts to understand needs or improve health equity. Read the full Aug 2023 article: https://t.co/O2SFf9J7Cn
🗣️Can't beat a @rohankhaz thread! Our @aap_peds study of machine translation for discharge instructions raises safety, quality concerns for Haitian Creole (+ likely other languages of limited diffusion). Cautious implementation is advised.
https://t.co/4bC9xhvukd
Every day, more than 100 Americans are killed with guns.
Gun homicide rates in the U.S. are 26x higher than other developed nations.
I #WearOrange in honor of those who lost their lives to gun violence.
#NationalGunViolenceAwarenessDay@MomsDemand@Everytown
🚨For our final #HealthEquityRounds of the year (and my last of residency 😭), we will explore racialized immigration policies and family separation in collaboration with the @BU_Tweets COE in Immigrant Health and Early Childhood Mental Health and @BMC_IRHC. DM for Zoom link!
.@TJamesMD has infused her patient-centered perspective into BMC programs that empower people to sustain healthier lives. Her work highlights the impact of listening to patients & how this makes a difference in addressing health inequities.
@BostonGlobe: https://t.co/AZWNitlMG0
In this paper, I along with my co-authors (@KatieNasher, @ambrosehwong, @mollymarkowitz, @drkrissyy, Leah Robinson, and Laura Cramer) highlight that not only are there racial disparities in physical restraint, but those disparities are actually WIDER among girls… 1/
A terrific fight for the FIDE Women’s World Championship title ended with Ju Wenjun retaining her crown for the fourth time with a win in the very final game against Lei Tingjie. Both players fought like gladiators in what was an epic match. Congrats to the champ!
Hundreds of resident physicians at Boston Medical Center donned white coats in the midday heat for what they called a “unity break” in front of the hospital to demand better pay and working conditions: https://t.co/xS6vVN4ess
In banning affirmative action, the Supreme Court has *not* banned using race in college admissions. "Race neutral" is a legal fantasy, the latest to conserve racism. As Uma Jayakumar and I write @TheAtlantic, “race neutral” is the new “separate but equal.”
https://t.co/EecYSiZ9zd
In an effort to combat the ongoing opioid and homelessness crises in Greater Boston, state officials on Wednesday announced sweeping plans to put more than 400 units of supportive housing at Shattuck Hospital in Boston’s Franklin Park. https://t.co/nZdZGXoQf6
Stopped by the Phillies game to celebrate my birthday with my family — and the Phanavision showed our 24/7 live feed.
Thanks @Phillies for supporting the hardworking women and men of the Philadelphia Building Trades who are working their tails off to rebuild I-95.