areeba

Emergency Medicine Resident @stanford. Former software engineer @Google

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

@abidlabs Half

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

@EmoryHealthLibr @EmoryMedicine Thank you! 😊

[Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library @EmoryHealthLibr]

Kudos @TheRealAreeba @EmoryMedicine for "AI Education for Fourth-Year Medical Students: Two-Year Experience of a Web-Based, Self-Guided Curriculum and Mixed Methods Study."
https://t.co/ilOSwwh3g0
@emoryhealthsci @EmoryAIHumanity @EmoryUniversity @emorycollege

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

@abidlabs Thats crazy… 😤

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

@abidlabs proud of u big bro 💕

[Tracey L. Henry, MD, MPH, MS @docwithapurpose]

Can you advance #HealthEquity Through #AI Driven Language Interpretation to improve health outcomes? Check out our editorial in @JournalGIM w @EmoryMedicine Leen Bakdash, Areeba Abid @AmrithaGourisa1
👉🏼 https://t.co/bURvz9MA1V #MedTwitter

[Gradio @Gradio]

🌟 Introducing Gradio-Lite! 🌟

Use Gradio right in your web browser with our new library that leverages Pyodide to run full machine learning apps entirely in your browser.

🤯 Now, you can build AI apps without server-side infrastructure!

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

@rachel_l_woods This seems backwards? The best solutions are the simplest

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

@MorphologyAmigo @AaronGoodman33 Most people got it wrong. It’s a trick question because only protein C and S are anticoagulants.

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

@nikillinit We already have tiers of prescribing, like OTC meds pts can get w/o any prescription, prescriptions that require prior auth, narcotics that require special training, etc…

Maybe we need another tier somewhere in the middle for AI-prescribable drugs

[areeba @TheRealAreeba]

what do you call the phenomenon of thinking something is an AI problem, but when you investigate you learn that it is actually a problem that could be solved with approximately 4 lines of code

[Michael Justus @mhjrad]

a career in medicine

[Amy Faith Ho, MD MPH @amyfaithho]

Q: Why are waits at emergency rooms so long?

A: Because the rest of the healthcare system is failing.

The patient did everything right, but the healthcare system did them so so so wrong.

🧵…

They call their PCP, but can’t get an appointment. So they turn to the ER.

They call their specialist, but the call line (automated, no human to respond) says go to the ER.

They try to pick up their new medicine, but it’s 3x their monthly rent $ and they already work 3 minimum wage jobs…so they turn to the ER to get a dose of medicine.

They try to get their imaging done, but can’t get the prior auth approved. So they come to the ER to get it.

Their employer won’t let them take a sick day without a work note (and the ER is the only thing open they can get into TODAY).

They need to see their doctor in the clinic, but can’t afford to take time off work to go, much less arrange childcare, and the ER is the only thing open when all those conditions sync up.

They lost their job and now have no insurance and can’t see their doctors anyways. So they come to the ER.

The list goes on and on and on…

Healthcare reform is not about healthcare — it’s about economics, corporate greed, lobby dollars, transportation, housing, politics/policy, culture, and more…

[Uplifting Urdu @UpliftingUrdu]

The popular 2011 Pakistani drama Humsafar (ہمسفر) was named after an Urdu word meaning: "companion"

But the simple translation hides a beautiful etymology:
- someone you travel (safar - سفر)
- together with (hum - ہم)

Below are some more words with the same prefix:

[Mike Putman @EBRheum]

Excited to see my perspective piece in @NEJM re:“hospital problems”

Have a read & thanks to all who have shared already!

https://t.co/fCu6sEtdlb

[WIRED @WIRED]

Might as well.

🎨: @Collectcartoons.

[Judy Gichoya @judywawira]

Happy to share our publication collaborating Ayis P. published on "Opportunistic screening of type 2 diabetes from CXRs. This concept of "hidden signals" is one of interest to harness any additional information from medical images. https://t.co/UJsVdsKFTK

[Pole Doctress, MD 🍉 @PoleDoctress]

Me, a 3rd year heme/onc fellow, looking at an EKG