Grateful to have worked with this great team to study the impact of COVID-19 on routine childhood immunization coverage in the GTA. More to come as we expand our study to other routine immunizations! @UofTFamilyMed@TOPublicHealth@UHN_Research@SickKidsNews
Out today. Our paper led by @cathji showing decreased #vaccine rates in kids 12–18m during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our earlier work in CMAJ was a signal. This is a foghorn. We need a plan to catch kids up. #Pediatrics https://t.co/rnbfWu39Vz
[1/20]: The Science Table completes its work this week. As our final work we are releasing our largest brief, a focus on the core of all health systems: primary care.
Deadline extended to register for this hybrid seminar on healthy aging & immunization by @UofT_dlsph's Centre for Vaccine Preventable Diseases. I'm honoured to participate with Shelly Bolton, Sara Allin @MsMacrophage @janebarrattIFA @JannaShapiro@jmllhfx@WierzbowskiA@cathji
Join the 1-hour Webinar on LGBTQI+ Refugee Health in Canada hosted by our 2SLGBTQ+ and Global Health Member Interest Groups this June 14. Register today https://t.co/eH3jeM0pBT
Proud that @ORCHID_Oxford have been part of this international comparative study by the International Consortium of Primary Care Big Data Researchers (INTRePID) looking at changes in primary care visits arising from the COVID-19 pandemic @BMJ_open https://t.co/yixH1jRf5Y
Thanks to the Government of Canada, individual donations to the #Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal will be matched from February 24 to March 18. Canadians wishing to help are encouraged to donate: https://t.co/p1hdEquhA1
Partners In Health announced that its founder, Dr. Paul Farmer, unexpectedly passed away today in his sleep while in Rwanda.
Dr. Farmer was 62 years old. He is survived by his wife, Didi Bertrand Farmer, and their three children.
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Our paper showed that immunization coverage decreased significantly for 12-18m old children in the early pandemic and only partially recovered since. We also highlighted some baseline coverage disparities #SDOH : https://t.co/Dxr1vzvo6K
Grateful to have worked with this great team to study the impact of COVID-19 on routine childhood immunization coverage in the GTA. More to come as we expand our study to other routine immunizations! @UofTFamilyMed@TOPublicHealth@UHN_Research@SickKidsNews
Out today. Our paper led by @cathji showing decreased #vaccine rates in kids 12–18m during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our earlier work in CMAJ was a signal. This is a foghorn. We need a plan to catch kids up. #Pediatrics https://t.co/rnbfWu39Vz
Things are changing fast. It's hard to keep up.
Fear not.
We have updated our resources based on new guidance issued by the province last week and the many questions we've received
Here's a short summary 🧵
https://t.co/VuNM8iBKkz
@OntarioCollege@UofTFamilyMed
Introducing the 2021 @UofT Family Medicine Report! Authored by 100 #familydocs & health workers, it's a celebration of all those working on the frontlines during #COVID19. Read on for personal stories, anecdotes & reflections: https://t.co/ZcPmLJUSkY #familymedicine
Although the number of visits to family physicians decreased early in the #COVID19 pandemic in Ontario, patients from communities with low socioeconomic status did not seem to be disproportionately affected: https://t.co/BQfeMpfMsa
#FamilyMedicine @BradenONeill @jlgrons @cathji
A lot of anxiety & trust called into question re the "AZ expired but not expired" story. It's not the same as a best before date on a milk carton. It's based on batch testing. It's actual science & math. Let me try to explain 1/
Elderly prioritized for timely 2nd shot is a good plan.
However, as essential workers were one of the last groups to receive shot #1, queuing will delay them receiving shot#2.
If supply allows, those with high exposure risk should be moved up to receive shot#2 after elderly.
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our city is the coolest.
Kensington-Chinatown has had some of the lowest access to the vaccine. this is a brilliant pop-up from @MidWestTO_OHT with lion dancers from Hong Luck Kung Fu club — 2k doses available today/tomorrow https://t.co/6RsCXZXW68 via @_jennamoon