New interventions are needed to identify, link and engage people in the healthcare system. We found that an HIE informed, social worker driven program implemented in the @GradyHealth ED improves linkage to care for out of care people living with HIV.
https://t.co/tHcyL7dUWj
HIV in @GradyHealth a perspective on ongoing hospitalizations https://t.co/cSED6szsds and a program showing promise for re-engagement efforts. Something worth investing in https://t.co/Wt8HJRM1qR @dr_jsharp@CarlosdelRio7 @Armstrws @GradyCEO @GaDPH
When we do not enroll real-world populations at highest risk and with the most need into trials, patients suffer. #theHardlyReached
Honored to have learned directly from two of the experts quoted in this article: @LindaGailBekker, @Armstrws.
https://t.co/JMzLEAau0y @EmoryCFAR
Better HIV Treatment Outcomes: Working with a South African team, Dr. Joseph Sharp (@dr_jsharp) studied outcomes of patients enrolled in ART adherence clubs. Published in Southern African Journal of HIV Medicine. https://t.co/3qayWrEYAx #HIV#AIDS@_AOSIS@EmoryCFAR
I can confidently say that I felt all of these emotions at some point during the day. There were highs and lows but overall a very rewarding first day of intern year. #captureJULY#MICU#GradyMade
1 July 2019
A few words used today by these interns to #captureJULY:
“Excited”
“Overwhelmed”
“Nervous”
“Ready”
“Happy”
“Flustered”
And my two favorites:
“LIT”
“BOOM”
#theygotnext 👊🏽
@EmoryDeptofMed
@gradydoctor@tony_breu@LashNolen@SamuelMaidman Outstanding. @tony_breu has my vote. Love the scope and how the embedded questions foster critical thinking. Also dives deeper than the common answers (neuropathy, vascular disease) to deliver new information. 👏👏👏
Great listening as I eagerly and very nervously anticipate the start of my intern year on July 1.
Takeaways:
1 Ask for help if you need it
2 Double check the patient’s name
3 Don’t forget how much you know #impostersyndrome
4 Be a 🦁 @gradydoctor
5 White coats may fall in 🚽
Only 57% of Georgians living with HIV were virally suppressed in 2017 and 2,595 invididuals were newly diagnosed. PrEP was prescribed to only 7% of people who could benefit. Proud to know the people actively improving these numbers. @JColasantiMD @Armstrws @j_sumitani
Excellent iconographic by @CDC_HIVAIDS & @AIDSVu of HIV prevention in Georgia. @Armstrws @drmt @JColasantiMD @EmoryCFAR https://t.co/lVgJoX7DYo