Introducing our new look + a new way forward to build a better future. We’re starting with health and supply chains — two topics we’ve covered extensively — and moving forward, we’ll focus on education and the future of work. Read more on https://t.co/zcECsN7GzG
#Telehealth is having a *moment.* How might the current pandemic conditions help us build a more resilient future? Tonight the @covid_x Digest will detail what it will take for telehealth to increase adoption. Sign up here to get it straight to your inbox: https://t.co/Yohz4pYGiC
Introducing our new look + a new way forward to build a better future. We’re starting with health and supply chains — two topics we’ve covered extensively — and moving forward, we’ll focus on education and the future of work. Read more on https://t.co/zcECsN7GzG
Moving forward, the CovidX Digest will continue to deliver essential weekly reading for people building a more resilient future, spotlighting the most pressing problems and opportunities to solve them. We invite you to subscribe here: https://t.co/XJPyGQkTTw
Antibody testing – and why it matters: This week we break down the roles antibodies play in tracking, treating, and preventing #Covid19. https://t.co/QsGZnfpGfd
Optimism about the short-term situation (i.e. that the curve is leveling off) does not necessarily translate into optimism about the long-term situation, because the reason the curve is bending downward is social distancing and we don't rally have a plan for the next phase yet.
If you have a resource to recommend or a burning question in search of an answer, feel free to DM us or contact us via https://t.co/mQePmM8FrY. Until then, be safe, "take your protein pills and put your helmet on." https://t.co/gd2YsSqYFJ
April 6 Digest: #COVID19 is one big lesson in market disequilibrium. Each day there is a new surge in needs, and the market struggles to adapt as we learn what works & what doesn't work. The question we have is: Who is writing down all of this down? https://t.co/lIDLwsdZSv
This week, we seek to surface and disseminate trusted resources, starting with evidence-based clinical care. Next we’ll turn to information for other groups — policymakers, data scientists, social service providers, essential businesses, makers and solvers & concerned citizens.
Calling all frontline Health Doers: What #COVID19 problem have you solved with a hack, #making, #crowdsourcing or by becoming your own Rapid Response Team? What would help you scale this?
4. Private groups. We are mostly hearing that trust sits with private slacks and whatsapp groups. Is anyone using https://t.co/70u8zwTDhT? Is it helpful?
Question for the frontline: Who is documenting all of this? All. of. this. #COVID19 moves faster than random control trials, so where do you share hacks, what works, what doesn't work? Is anyone helping you write it down so we can share best practices for the next hotspot?