Thrilled to be pursuing my Internal Medicine residency training at @UofT_DoM! Grateful to have supportive family, friends, and mentors who helped me reach this milestone.
We hope these strategies will help you secure high response rates for your next survey. Thanks to @APJavidan and co-authors for the opportunity to help on this project.
Are you conducting an online survey in medical education? Check out our recent paper in @CmejEditor where we outlined six strategies we used to increase response rates in our MD program accreditation survey and that you can implement as well. I summarize them below.
Read our latest Black Ice article, "Six ways to maximize survey response rates: lessons from a medical school accreditation survey in a Canadian setting." https://t.co/sIqNVAn5U2
Increasing student knowledge and stressing the importance of the survey was critical to ensuring students saw the value of the survey and contributing their input. A pre-notification strategy and follow-up emails can also increase response rates.
Social Deprivation and Post‐TAVR Outcomes in Ontario, Canada: A Population‐Based Study https://t.co/UO3SaFb07s led by @hwijeysundera residential instability associated with ⬆️ 1yr mortality and readmissions post #TAVR need to consider structural racism.
Had a fantastic time at #CCCongress learning and connecting with others in cardiovascular medicine. Thank you to the @SCC_CCS for an amazing experience.
Just checked into my hotel room and very much looking forward to the first day of #CCCongress tomorrow. Feeling grateful to be one of the Have a Heart Bursary recipients this year. Thank you to the CCS Academy for making this possible!
No more silver for 💙BLUE TEAM💙 or this patient with argyria in our Final Jeopardy question!
Congrats to @DavidJuurlink’s team on the big win🥇at Block 11 CTU @Jeopardy!!
We hear a lot that vaccines are “95% effective”. But what does that actually mean?
Do 5% of people still get symptomatic COVID-19 after💉?
Will you only get 5% of COVID-19 symptoms after💉?
The answer to the above questions are no. See 🧵below...
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Hi folks! Compiled this linktree of useful Ontario COVID19 vaccine related websites in hopes of making this world a little easier to navigate. Please share widely with loved ones! Message if you have feedback or resources to add. With gratitude and love.
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Grateful to have received the first dose of my Pfizer vaccine today. Thank you to the incredible people at @NYGH_News and @uoftmedicine for making it possible.
I've been wanting to write this thread for a while. It has been inspired by hearing a common thought: why can't people just "listen"? If people just followed the rules, we wouldn't be in this mess. I think this is oversimplification of the problem with COVID: 1/
Had a wonderful time teaching ACS to undergraduate students with @arjunamaharaj as part of the Students as Teachers program @uoftmedicine. Like they say, there is no better way to learn than to teach. Thank you @MyNameIsMena for helping vet our slides!