A beautiful and important read. As I go through training, I realize how grateful I am to have been introduced to palliative care during my intern year in internal medicine as a mandatory rotation, in the midst of Covid. It has shaped how I converse, empathize and try to offer guidance with compassion and clarity for my patients even today. We still have so much to learn in this field, as we will often be the first point of contact on someone’s worst day in the hospital caring for a loved one.
Thrilled to share that our paper, “Social Determinants of Health and Outcomes in Hospitalized Patients with Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction,” has been accepted in the Journal of Cardiac Failure. Grateful for the guidance and mentorship of @GavHick throughout this journey!
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📣 We’re hiring!
The Lau Women’s Heart Lab at @MassGenBrigham is looking for a MD research fellow (patient-oriented 🫀research, epi) to join our team!
Apply here https://t.co/csM4hxOIia or reach out to [email protected] to learn more.
#ACC26 is THIS weekend! Come join the #ACCWIC ladies for our Mix & Mingle 💃🏽🪩
March 28 4:30 pm CT
Hilton New Orleans Riverside
Saint James Ballroom
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Our paper published today in @MyJSCAI with my former @WomensHeartCS fellows @Deeksha_a94 & @YulithRoca
#INOCA deserves a diagnosis.
Our study: Invasive Coronary Function Testing (CFT) is highly feasible in routine cath lab practice:
🗝️Mean added procedural time for CFT: 19 min 7 sec
🗝️98% of operators rated feasibility & diagnostic value above average
🗝️Endotypes identified: CMD 60.6% | Vasospasm 26.8% | Mixed 22.5%
🗝️CFT changed medical therapy based on mechanism of INOCA
Time to move beyond “normal coronaries.”
#CardioTwitter #WomensHeart
@InocaInternati1@DeBakeyCVedu@HMethodistCV
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