Our @RSPH_PUHE paper using NCDB (2004–2021) finds colon cancer surgery delays are not evenly distributed: regional patterns shape the magnitude of racial and insurance disparities in timely care.
https://t.co/AVFFhyEvfH
Huge thanks to @EChrisDee for mentorship and guidance!
Incredible work by Dr @Shahjalalsiam on preference for and access to shared decision-making in #cancer#care among patients in #Bangladesh
🔗 https://t.co/pDinrPr5tP
It was an honor working with @shahjalalsiam@EChrisDee on this important work on shared-decision making in cancer care in Bangladesh and other resource-constrained settings!
Our study provides robust evidence of a gap between cancer patients' strong preference for SDM and their limited participation. Happy reading....... https://t.co/RboW3C7MRx
A program run entirely by community members improved BMI, waist/hip size, and HbA1c, despite an unexpected rise in blood pressure. Findings warrant further investigations, especially of weight loss, in this era of weight loss medications.
@JournalGIM@AnnalsofIM@ACPIMPhysicians
Grateful to have worked on this important study on ACO participation and cardiovascular care quality led by @SpatzErica in @JAMACardio alongside @nihardesai927, @medtmaddox, and team!
Participation in a Medicare Shared Savings Program accountable care organization was not associated with early improvement in quality measures at outpatient cardiology practices. https://t.co/Xg2POmRiEL
This study highlights the ability of LLMs to simplify radiology report impressions, which may enhance patient literacy and aid in patient-provider communication. @yaleradiology@YaleMed https://t.co/mu8hIbauXI
In our recent publication w/ @thehowie@RushabhHDoshi (and thanks to @sacjai) we look at if LLMs are patient centered. Currently, LLMs produce output that may be too difficult for the average patient to understand.
https://t.co/2Pf2WHHQNW
Might be time to join academic twitter...
3 part series showcasing how new LLMs can change how patients interact with their radiology reports.
@thehowie@RushabhHDoshi@MelissaDavis29
https://t.co/wDKj1rUw6e
https://t.co/is5HrqSO2M
https://t.co/BU9oTWjAOF
They asked ChatGPT how it would impact medicine and research.
The tech emphatically notes its own promise— with little insight into its limits.
Latest opinion @bioethics_net by @RushabhHDoshi, @SimarSBajaj & @hmkyale
https://t.co/M9MDu0YEzs