Excited to share our first publication from the @WFCchiropractic Global Patient Safety Task Force. We establish an agenda for action across the chiropractic profession to adopt, enhance, and optimize a patient safety culture. A great team to work with!
https://t.co/zqeuKbwPwF
Exciting work led by @DrZachCurry looking at pain diagnoses in inpatient rehabilitation. Happy to have been able to play a small part on a great team of collaborators!
@fperrywilson Cool study and great summary! My first thought went to is the infection event an opportunity to engage in the health system and coordinate care for other (prob chronic) health conditions. However, the 8ish PCP visits in the prior year on both sides shoots that hypothesis down!
Yale “AI in Medicine” Symposium hosted by @YaleBIDS and led by Dr. Andrew Taylor (@Yale_EM)
Building on the Yale University commitment to being leaders in AI integration across all domains, including medicine and health
@DrKenWeber@ACAtoday@NINDSfunding Congratulations! Love the quote about how we can be competitive for independent funding thanks to our great mentors. Hopefully we can inspire the next generation and pay it forward!
Amazing work by @ChowWaixu and team to build a lexicon for complementary and integrative health approaches. So often, the vocab around CIH is inconsistent and misused. So many great potential informatics and clinical applications of this work!
Excited to share our latest publication in @JamiaJournal: "Complementary and Integrative Health Information in the Literature: Its Lexicon and Named Entity Recognition"
🔗 Read our findings here: https://t.co/y4Bey9xiwp
#HealthInformatics#NLP#AIinHealthcare
@ChowWaixu@JamiaJournal Amazing work! This is so critical and important in the CIH field. I can’t wait to explore the use the CIHLex in some of my own work.
We’re very proud that over two-thirds of VA hospitals in the @CMSGov annual Quality Star Ratings received 4 or 5 stars compared w/ 41% of non-VA hospitals. Proof that we are not only the largest integrated health care system in the US—we are the best. https://t.co/XeLtmEZrQT
@tparman_PT @CasperGNim @exploringchiro@drdeansmith@CARLProgram My path: used a postdoc (vs PhD) to formalize training in a skill set where I had basics but needed more (informatics). Mainly, the pay was better than a PhD stipend and it still can get you to the destination (faculty with funding) as a bridge where you can control the design
@CasperGNim @tparman_PT @exploringchiro@drdeansmith@CARLProgram Agree with @CasperGNim - and also a little luck in finding the right opportunity, setting, mentors, etc. But I love that the clinician-scientist route (as a non PhD) gives me the flexibility to carve my own path in the field. Every day is unique and (mostly) fun!
@gero5 Wonder how much can be attributed to 1) STarT Back maybe not being so great and 2) something neg effecting trialability of risk stratification for LBP in RCTs/PCTs for PROMs (vs more quantitative risk strat in say cardiology).
Great study in any case - kudos @danrhon and team!
Engaging in nonpharm options earlier on after incident LBP is associated with a faster time to final follow up visit in the first year in the VA. New article from our team available now in the @NASSJournal#OpenAccess
https://t.co/suygcmOGvy