The Too Much Medicine Symposium presentations, videos, pictures and stories will be soon uploaded to https://t.co/o3tc9OKbfq #TMM
Big thanks to all attendees, Paulo Foundation & other funders, speakers, students, #some enthusiastics, organizing committee and many more!
It's time to wrap up the first ever Too Much Medicine symposium here in Helsinki. Luckily the @PreventingODx in Denmark is just around the corner and we hope to see many of you there! #TMM
That's a wrap from Too Much Medicine @TooMuchMed symposium for 2018 🇫🇮 #TMM
Thank you to Prof Teppo Järvinen @shamteppo and the rest of the team for organising a top class event 💯
.@raymoynihan: Big opportunities for @TooMuchMed:
1. Foster lateral thinking, language of 'disruption'
2. Accept creative tension btw overuse + overdx
3. Strengthen links to regulators, professionals, consumers, media
4. Reform disease defns
5. Large global research collabs
#TMM
Future challenges of @TooMuchMed
- more sensitive diagnostic tech targeting healthy people
- AI, big data, genomics, precision medicine
- Health system privitisation
- Industry-professional entanglement
- Changes in media and communication
#TMM Ray Moynihan
.@raymoynihan: Big challenges remain for @TooMuchMed:
1. More sensitive tech targeting healthy people
2. Misdirected AI, big data, genomics, "precision" medicine.
3. Health system privitization.
4. Industry-professional entanglement.
5. Media issues & loss of scrutinity.
#TMM
The insightful Dr. Iona Heath @iona_heath quotes EM Forster in discussing the insidiousness of overdiagnosis. "Those who prepare for all the emergencies of life beforehand may equip themselves at the expense of joy."
@TooMuchMed@iainchalmersTTi#TMM@garyschwitzer @JeanneLenzer1
.@iona_heath at @TooMuchMed: In the chest pain clinic, doctors would look for heart failure signs and sounds, but ignore all other symptoms and signs. If it wasn't heart, they weren't interested. They could have missed serious medical disease in the process. #TMM