Happy Nurses Week! While we celebrate nurses every day, we invite you to take a moment and join us in thanking them for helping to provide the #BestCareEverywhere. #UpToDateSupportsHealth
Our #patienteducation library has been expanded and is directly integrated into Epic EHRs and MyChart® patient portals, bringing #clinicaldecisionsupport and patient-facing content into a single, unified experience. Learn more: https://t.co/LwoHAEO3Qy #HealthcareInnovation
Tonight, the @AuburnMBB Tigers prepare take on the Michigan Wolverines to advance to the Elite Eight. While their team is full of talent, it is the energy and leadership of their "Cap" Dylan Cardwell that's brought them here.
We are honored to have been named #BestInKLAS by @KLASResearch for Patient-Driven Care Management and Patient Education. Learn more about the rankings: https://t.co/h0oZqhDkmU
UABSON Professor, Co-Director of the School’s Leadership and Health Policy Initiative and Director of Health Policy Partnerships Joy Deupree has been inducted into the Alabama Healthcare Hall of Fame.
Read more: https://t.co/9poBh8usDX
Happy Independence Day! Here’s to freedom from doing things as we’ve always done them. We hope this 4th of July allows you to practice self-care and reminds you to prioritize evidence-based care for your patients, students, colleagues, and organizations. #TheFuld
God bless Southerners.
This pic was taken at the Iron Bowl last night, and I woke up today with some strong feelings about what I’ve experienced in the South.
First, I’m a NY kid, born and raised, but I’ve spent most of my adult life far south of NY. Between Georgia, Maryland, Florida and Alabama, we’ve been around. And I’ve really grown attached to Southerners, and here’s why (note: I obviously haven’t met every person from the South, this is MY EXPERIENCE):
-God matters. Their faith is central to their lives, and they’re proud of it. Nothing comes before God. Nothing.
-Manners and structure matter. They’re not vestigial structures from a bygone era. They’re links to the past, and bridges to the future that instill order and discipline in a chaotic world.
-They’re proud, but not arrogant. I once offered to buy a friend of a friend a pair of new boots because his were beat up, and he flatly refused to take the offer. I saw it in his eyes and I instantly regretted it. I knew I had misjudged the situation, and although my intentions were pure, I was angry at myself for not reading the room better.
-They absolutely love college football. But the love is pure, not contaminated. I sat with 80,000 plus people in Auburn watching a game that had zero chance of the home team producing a championship. I watched them scream, I watched them hug their wives and kids with a joy I’ve never seen before as each insane play of an amazing game unfolded. I also watched them cry at an ending they didn’t expect. And, despite the ending, I watched them treat the Roll Tide fans with absolute respect on the way out. No fights. No evil. Just a pure, innocent, love of the game.
I often joke on my podcast and radio show how I’d like you all (y’all?) to adopt me, but I’m happy just being an observer. To the people I have met down South, thank you for so deeply enriching my life. And to those I haven’t, God bless y’all. 🇺🇸
Medicaid enrollment grew by more than 20M between '20 & '22, driving the uninsured rate to record-low levels.
If the remaining 10 states expanded #Medicaid, Black people, young adults, and women, especially those of reproductive age, would see the biggest health coverage gains.