In their new Forefront article, @rachelehsturrup Joe Vandigo @christinasilcox + @elisaoehrlein of @DukeMargolis + Applied Patient Experience, LLC recommend developing consensus-driven guidelines on using AI + machine learning in health insurance and care. https://t.co/A9kKHbdQAw
@DukeMargolis & @TheCOVIDCollab have published a new report, “Testing for Respiratory Infections: Beyond the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency,” to offer recommendations for continued access to respiratory infection tests, especially for those most at risk.
https://t.co/uaeWQtTRvE
Come work with us! Check out the @DukeMargolis postdoc program. Happy to talk with any potential applicants about the Center, our work, and the postdoc program. Applications are due Dec 2nd!
Two weeks ago, I had four precious 12-year-old girls, including my daughter, with me at the county fair. They were getting blue Icees and corndogs for the walk to the car and ride home. (1/21)
So important! I had symptoms Sat morning. Still testing negative on Sunday. Monday morning was finally positive. (day 5 was what my friend describes as “screaming positive” - a test line apparent before the liquid hit the control well, but that’s a separate tweet…)
FDA reminding to repeat rapid antigen testing over 2-3 days — notes w/ Omicron it is important to boost accuracy, especially early in an infection.
"The FDA recommends repeat testing following a negative result whether or not you have COVID-19 symptoms."
https://t.co/9MgniZvCGk
FDA reminding to repeat rapid antigen testing over 2-3 days — notes w/ Omicron it is important to boost accuracy, especially early in an infection.
"The FDA recommends repeat testing following a negative result whether or not you have COVID-19 symptoms."
https://t.co/9MgniZvCGk
Fun fact from my book: Christopher Gadsden, creator of the Gadsden "Don't Tread on Me" Flag, was a commissioner in Charleston in charge of keeping weekly records of smallpox cases, hiring guards to quarantine them, and levying heavy fines on any who wantonly spread the disease.
Many in the US use #OTC#COVID tests after symptoms/exposure. Long term questions/challenges remain about best policies for providing equitable access to limit future infections. @DukeMargolis outlines key challenges & recommendations to address https://t.co/HPR8uxt9ir
Duke-Margolis authors @katiehuber_, Matt D’Ambrosio @mjd90_dm, @AndreaThoumi, & Mark McClellan consider strategies to effectively deploy COVID-19 therapeutics to the communities most at risk in a new brief. Read more: https://t.co/jnAHDse75A
We congratulate Keren Hendel for her recent blog post in Health Affairs, The Case For Investment In Mobile Health Care Solutions To Reduce Health Inequities. Way to go, Keren!
@DukeSanford#HealthPolicy#MargolisScholars
I was told (once again) that I couldn’t have an insulin prescription without a visit to my endocrinologist. Remember that without this medicine I would die, so I showed my face. 10 minutes of face time with the MD and NP.
My bill: $300.
Let’s look at it. 1/