"Too much detail without guidance risks overwhelming people with information that isn’t clinically actionable." Baljash S. Cheema, MD (@JCheemaMD), provides thought leadership on both the benefits and potential risks associated with the DEXA scan and which patients this may help. https://t.co/n7TCIqMSHh
🖥️AI can play a key role in prev, early detection & treatment of HF, driven by advancements like multimodal LLMs. But challenges like data privacy, system integration, clinician trust & fairness/bias warrant further study.
Read the latest Review: https://t.co/gArn5t02tJ
So honored and grateful for this! Thanks to all the mentors and team members who have supported me. 💖 Looking forward to exciting new work together with @IAIM_NU @IPHAM_CHIP @NM_Lung@NUFeinbergMed and many others!
In this article, medical experts including Baljash Cheema, MD (@JCheemaMD), discuss how #ArtificialIntelligence can affect decisions in #PatientCare, using a real-life case of a patient with advanced #HeartFailure as an example. They highlight the strengths and challenges of the current state of #AI in medicine by exploring a handful of representative technologies. https://t.co/PXedI7gxQ9
Do US Asians get equitable MI quality of care?
In @AHAScience GWTG of >700 US hospitals,
Door-to-balloon time <90 mins less likely in Indian men, Filipina women vs. White
OMT for MI less likely in Korean men vs White
@CircOutcomes: https://t.co/snAij7CUE4
Enjoyed a great day in the #cathlab this week with our new fellows tackling some complex cases!
One thing’s for sure, @NMCardioVasc is a great place to train for #AdvHFTx Cardiology training with the perfect mix of pt complexity, teaching and autonomy all in the 💜 of #Chicago!
⭐️Our piece (w/ Sarah Godfrey & Katie Manning) on How to be a Palliative Cardiologist is out in @JCardFail ⭐️
Here, we describe unique training pathways & career phenotypes for HF 🧑🏾⚕️ who want to cultivate a niche in pall care.
📣Trainees- it’s possible & extremely rewarding!
Not enough time to read our review on IV iron in HF? See this expert summary of the paper, narrated by the one and only Dr. Valentin Fuster. @JACCJournals
https://t.co/lL2mBK15Kt
Delighted to share our work predicting cardiac arrest in the general population using machine learning and electronic health records. Grateful to @CircAHA for the platform. A years-long interdisciplinary team effort - more to come!
https://t.co/x4wKIbE61Y
Now out in JACC Advances, our viewpoint on AI within HF and how the future may look with the help of multimodality large language models @JayPandit
https://t.co/CzrsM2hSMU
Join Northwestern Medicine scientists at ACC.24 for poster session, “Timeline Of The Development Of Cardiovascular Adverse Events Following Treatment With Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cell Therapies.” @ACCinTouch#ACC24#NMatACC. See the full schedule here: https://t.co/yaahN8BLs4
At ACC.24, check out Akhil Narang, MD (@AkhilNarangMD) , for his session, “Planning For Your Procedure: The Value of Multimodality Imaging.” @ACCinTouch#ACC24#NMatACC. See the full schedule here: https://t.co/yaahN8BLs4
Join Robert O. Bonow, MD, at ACC.24 for his session, “Hungry Heart: How Can Clinical Guidance Keep Pace With the Speed of Valve Therapies?” @ACCinTouch#ACC24#NMatACC See full schedule here: https://t.co/yaahN8BLs4
At ACC.24, join Sarah E. Chuzi, MD (@SarahChuzi), for her panel session, “Futility Versus Blind Heroism: Where Do We Draw the Line in Cardiogenic Shock and Cardiac Arrest?” @ACCinTouch#ACC24#NMatACC. See the full schedule here: https://t.co/yaahN8BdCw
At ACC.24, check out Paul C. Cremer, MD, for his panel session, “Multi-Modality Imaging in Patients With Recurrent Pericarditis.” @ACCinTouch#ACC24#NMatACC. See the full schedule here: https://t.co/yaahN8BdCw