I'll need another excuse to stay connected to my @UCSF_DHM_SFGH family. Proud of this work characterizing patients hospitalized without acute care needs at a safety-net.
https://t.co/SQ4UN8Yfce
1/2 First author Maralyssa Bann, GIM’s @MARosenthalMD and Nicholas Meo, and knowledgeable colleagues set out to measure📏 the prevalence, impact, and context of patients who remain hospitalized for prolonged periods after completion of acute care needs.
🕵️ Retrospective cohort study on 🤒 patients hospitalized without an acute care indication in a 🏥 safety-net institution
https://t.co/0mMNuci4Yc
@MARosenthalMD
I'll need another excuse to stay connected to my @UCSF_DHM_SFGH family. Proud of this work characterizing patients hospitalized without acute care needs at a safety-net.
https://t.co/SQ4UN8Yfce
Drs @mbann_md, @MARosenthalMD & @nmeo combined powers to author “Optimizing hospital capacity requires a comprehensive approach to length of stay: Opportunities for integration of ‘medically ready for discharge’ designation” for @JHospMedicine. Learn more: https://t.co/b9T7QEYIvN
Optimizing hospital capacity 🏥📈 by harnessing opportunities for integration of "medically ready for discharge" designation📋✅ @JHospMedicine
https://t.co/iSr3IxCYF1
Early in pandemic, SF stood up isolation/quarantine hotels to offer ppl who r homeless w #COVID19 integrated medical/behavioral healthcare. Helped preserve @ZSFGCare capacity 4 sickest. https://t.co/Kjr36rBsS2 @JAMANetworkOpen. Great partnership @SF_DPH@SF_HSH@ucsfbhhi + more.
New publication in @JAMANetwork details patients in the ED w/ complex social needs which require an approach to care that transcends the usual dichotomy of standard ED discharge vs hospitalization. Jack Chase Jenna Bilinski @hkanzaria@UCSF@ucsfdem#MedEd https://t.co/udYHBPoJWP