Great discussion on asthma barriers for children! Poignant pearl from asthma coach Yulonda Tomlin comparing family collab. as being "dance partners" Systemic and societal factors that constrain caregivers’ healthcare decisions for their children https://t.co/Zvf7SRQcTl #SMDM21
This #SMDM21 has been so eye opening! As "just an MD" I do feel a bit out of sorts with all the amazing (and complex) research going on but excited nonetheless
Our interest group meeting is Friday from 11-12 ET. Find out what it means to be a DSCCo member and enhance your research network. You don't have to be registered for #SMDM21, this event is open to all of #MDMTwitter and #tweetiatricians
Register here: https://t.co/EmTEIoQNQC
Finally getting to posters, shouts to @JodLinMD a fellow #PHM doc for "Decision making in pediatric neuromuscular scoliosis: the role of health-related quality of life in parent preferences and values". Important children w/ med. complexity work! #SMDM21 https://t.co/ZUbLhnRAk9
So very excited for #SMDM21@socmdm for my first major foray into the national happenings of shared decision making and pediatrics! Wonder if there’ll be any virtual watch parties in TX??
The Other Epidemic: Violence Against Healthcare Workers by Giancarlo Toledanes, DO, assistant professor of pediatrics and a pediatric hospitalist at Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine https://t.co/06BJIqm89g via @medscape
Today marks PGY6 as an attending, boy it’s been an eventful yr!
-Did fac dev programs in both #QI and #MedEd 🗞
-Sent in edits for 📖 chapter
-Got internal grant💰for multi site project
-Bought a 🏠 and had a 👶🏻
🙌🏽 for all the mentorship/sponsorship for this #URiM. Stay hungry!
My little sister starts her first day of residency tomorrow and I am shooketh!! Gah time flies. At least now I can forward any adult medicine type questions I get from people to her 😂
@Dr_Michael_PJ Agree with lots of the recs for socks/clothes/toothbrush, but equally important is giving yourself grace! Those final hours when you’re brain is mush and you’re reading a text from a nurse 4-5 times over to make it make sense that’s ok!
@ncdepaz @sebsuarezmd Definitely a tough problem! In the ER in residency they had a shared excel file with canned dc instructions for all sorts of diagnoses, thought it’d be neat to do inpt ones. Would be low hanging fruit for QI! I end up putting both English and Spanish tho for nurses to read to pts
Something I try to teach my residents is to think about expected time of procedure and age of child. If sedated MRI is probably at 2pm why starve a 2yo? I wouldn’t wish taking care of starving toddler on my worst enemies!
Today marks 2 weeks since I’ve been off for “paternity leave”. Most (n=3) other doctor dads I know only got 2 weeks…with some initial trepidation I requested 4 weeks off. I am SO thankful (and so is the wife) for this time. This article was a helpful read https://t.co/ymOO1nOcPy