Public health is not one side of the aisle or the other, it is ground on which those aisles are built. Health is foundational. Decision must be made about how we protect the safety, security, & economic prosperity of our country. We must rebuild our public health infrastructure.
Congratulations to the many public health professionals who contributed to the development of the new 10 Essential Public Health Services, which have been updated to reflect today's public health challenges and opportunities: https://t.co/X1HyF6av3Y #10EPHS
Another reason as to why we all need to advocate for improved access and utilization of mental health services. Not all pain responds to pharmacologic interventions: it often requires a multidisciplinary approach.
This comprehensive study will show you how to understand chronic pelvic pain syndrome and how quality of life changes over a year—urologic and non urologic factors.
#ChronicPainSyndrome
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@ChrisHanMFM @dr_mom_leslie @doccrearperry No individual focused intervention can do anything for the social determinants. Individual patient need — yes. Social determinants can only really be impacted by systemic change and policy.
This morning our very own Urology APRN @KJCromerDNP participated in the Corporate Cycling Challenge with her husband. They each rode 25 miles for team CHI! 🚴🏼♀️🚴🏼♂️
Very interesting study. I cant help but wonder about generalizability, and whether or not the same results would be found across other areas of the country.
In this health services research study, the authors found disparities in ER presentations in urinary retention—trends suggesting under treating of BPH/LUTS in the outpatient setting.
#UroBPH
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Larger structural change or individualized tribal control? The IHS model is flawed and AI/AN populations deserve health equity and access to high quality care! #publichealth#nativeamericanhealth https://t.co/6UoM5Dbexm