It really bothers me when companies make it seem like more experienced therapist leads to increased reimbursement therefore a wage gap exists. Like. We all get reimbursed the same just be straight up.
Remote monitoring in #LongCOVID care will be important according to @PutrinoLab in a recent @WebMD piece by @mfrellick
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Don’t let imposter syndrome hold you back! I was scared that none of the research I was working on was “good enough” for #APTACSM but I decided to apply anyway and today I found out my poster abstract was accepted! #justkeepwriting#phdlife
Top doctor AND scientist @Dr2NisreenAlwan has been a driving force in all things #COVID19 and #LongCovid since the beginning of the pandemic. So many of us, scientists, clinicians and patients alike, are very much in her debt for her tireless work.
Can I get a retweet!?
If you are a physician and you still think that showing a #LongCovid patient with severe symptoms that their tests are normal with no further intention to treat is doing your job, then you are a bad doctor.
I respectfully disagree with this take from @VPrasadMDMPH in the @TheAtlantic this week. A thread.
I want to start by saying that the sentiment is not lost on me and nor are the stakes that are discussed in this piece. We cannot overstate (1/n)
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What have we said SINCE THE BEGINNING? Do not turn away #LongCovid patients just because they have no antibodies - antibodies were always a bad biomarker.
Doctors and other health professionals: be on the right side of history…there’s still time to pay attention and learn
A story from a colleague: today a fully vaccinated patient living with a disability needed a hospital bed for an urgent procedure related to their disability. Unfortunately their local hospital was too full with unvaccinated #COVID19 patients to admit them. This is not right.
As more and more guidelines are being released for management of #LongCovid, it begins to highlight how truly misunderstood this condition is by many clinicians and how much work we have yet to do. I think it might begin with naming, so here's a boring personal history🧵(1/n)
The results are in! This one was a tough one 🧐
Answer: Hawkins-Kennedy and painful arc
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Remember all the UE special tests ⁉️ Knock out this #NPTE question 💥 A 30 y.o F presents to the clinic with a history of shoulder pain. She works as a painter and has an ⬆️ workload requiring OH repetitive tasks. What tests should be performed to differentiate this condition?
Answer: generalized response
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One month from July #NPTE 🤩
Examining a pt w a TBI, PT notes the pt responds to painful stimuli inconsistently. A stimulus is introduced, pt responds w gross body movements, vocalization & unable to follow simple commands. Which Rancho Los Amigos Cog Level does the pt BEST fit?