Pediatric #Otolaryngology. MD/MPH focus in #Outcomes Research. Tweets about health care, cooking, or anything else... mostly health care. RT≠endorsement
@jordan_smith22 Yes. But I mumble so much that it makes it harder to understand… so I end up repeating myself without the please. I do say thank you a lot which sounds equally odd.
While financial incentives might drive some providers to place ear tubes, those who are in an academic setting, like a hospital, are “a bit distant from that,” said Prasanth Pattisapu, a pediatric ENT doctor at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
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Many gastro docs are selling shares of their practices to private investors, whose focus on profits can result in higher medical bills and worse patient care.
📝: @EmilyPisacreta & @emmarieDC
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"The real point is that I am infallible and all-knowing, and my skills as a psychiatrist are definitely just as powerful as an AR-15. So let’s not worry about other systemic issues here, like how certain weapons are about as easy to buy as a cheeseburger."
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My thinking about booster #2 has shifted a bit in the past few days. Here's a 🧵
First of all, on Tuesday I decided to mix-and-match: I got Moderna after 3 Pfizers. The side effects were similar as with my Pfizers – just mild arm ache. Some folks have worse, of course. (1/25)
@mindofandre@DrIvorHorn@jayparkinson I think it plays a particular role for surgeons, possibly different (in some cases) than for primary care. I think the tools for studying and measuring patient related outcomes in a field where so much can be subjective.
“I have lived with the prospect of an early death for the last 49 years. I’m not afraid of death, but I’m in no hurry to die. I have so much I want to do first.” RIP Stephen Hawking.