I've been off twitter for a while, but this will bring me back: The AMA, coalition announce campaign to advocate for heart health with Black women. https://t.co/pRza2Q72cc
With a growing need for health systems and physician practices to increase outreach, Dr. @KateKirley shares some tips for scaling #chronicdisease care during #COVID19. https://t.co/3S3rnAHc8D (via @AmerMedicalAssn)
Adult patients overflowing onto peds wards. The best part about this (and it’s happening here) is that child life is seeing them.
Turns out there are no “adult life specialists”
@DocAroundThClok
@LaurenMazzurco That also happened in my house today, first thing this morning. Except I didn’t get to watch! I’ve been getting the play by play ever since. And the soundtrack!
#PrimaryCare docs: what are you doing to take care of your patients with chronic diseases during #COVIDー19? Trying to deliver care through some form of telehealth? If so, what are you doing? Or are you pausing chronic care for now?
(4/) This pandemic has really exposed all of these issues for the world to see. And those shortcomings, combined with the legacy of structural racism, mean that people of color will suffer the most.
Such a great piece by @AmerMedicalAssn’s Chief Health Equity Officer @DrAlethaMaybank , who I have the honor of calling a colleague. https://t.co/R6xuEorGTu
(3/) lack of information-sharing between health care delivery organizations, lack of reimbursement for preventive services, failure to collect the data we really need, etc.
In case you missed it, here is our inspiring AMA President
@PatriceHarrisMD 's national address on why it's critical to rely on science and data to protect public health in the face of the #COVID19Pandemic. https://t.co/1DFnY1ikYK #COVID19 https://t.co/Gd9aHTolCB
This Thursday, join @AmerMedicalAssn President @PatriceHarrisMD, MA and a panel of AMA health care experts for a timely AMA Town Hall on challenges and concerns facing physicians during this unprecedented #COVID19 crisis. https://t.co/pkNygdG9aw
Our hospital floor is full and we need open beds for the imminent COVID surge.
But multiple patients of mine can’t leave the hospital because they’re awaiting prior auths from commercial insurers.
Insurance companies are clogging up the system in the middle of a damn pandemic.