I feel privileged to have presented my PhD work @GESummit last week. It was an incredible event where I learned a lot and met (and reconnected with) some amazing people!
The playbook of communists, fascists & all dictatorships to control academic freedom
“Ms. Smith, and her soulmates in government, will now vet any research funding universities receive from the federal government for ideological bias.”
https://t.co/KipuVUjURS
@garymasonglobe
Which province will take the first bold step, not just an incremental change? But a bold step. Everyone is guaranteed access to primary care. All family physicians work in teams, get paid fairly - and not by fee for service- and there’s some true accountability (as there should be for all doctors.
@GrimshawJeremy Thank-you @GrimshawJeremy for your support and guidance throughout my PhD program, words cannot adequately express my appreciation and gratitude.
Congrats to #MCHPResearch student @filiatrs, who successfully defended her PhD thesis with @UoMCHS. Previously a nurse with an MN from @UNB, her thesis developed a set of metrics to evaluate the quality of #delirium care in hospital ERs.
Our study developing guideline-based metrics to inform practice change and evaluate the quality of #delirium care older adults receive in EDs is out and available here: https://t.co/N0J4wBhmXO
Thank-you to all the experts who took part in this study!
@GeriEM_Canada@NENACanada
@Kidsdoc1Rick@drdagly I’ve only seen one patient with tetanus (an adult behind on their boosters) and it was horrible. If anyone actually saw a person with it, they’d vaccinate! I was triaging once and had a kid with a head lac, mom said kid didn’t need tetanus vaccine bc they were breastfed 😑
Great Op-Ed with an analogy to describe the healthcare crisis and untenable pressure EDs are under. This applies not only to Calgary (or Alberta), every province is being affected by similar issues. https://t.co/frUi7uYOJ1 via @calgaryherald
High-quality care transitions from the ED are important to improving patient outcomes and preventing unnecessary transitions back to acute care. EDs need to be partners in the system-level work to improve health care integration, quality, and value.
This article, featured in @JAMANetwork, discusses the importance of integrating emergency departments into value-based care models. If EDs are supported in transitioning patients to PCPs, they can help connect them to necessary long-term care. Read more: https://t.co/UjHwOdQaVJ
Excellent podcast with perspectives from clinical and research experts on Dismantling Alberta Health Care. Worth listening all the way to the end. https://t.co/x0SrsF7ODz
Well, I’ve been critical of the gov’s plans for healthcare lately. Perhaps you’ve noticed. A refreshing change might be to instead put down some concrete things that any gov could do now. Very long thread warning! /1
In Norway & Finland, people are automatically registered with a GP or health centre
In the UK, people have a right to register with a clinic in their community
Other countries guarantee access to #primarycare. We should too.
@traceylindeman@guardian
https://t.co/bo1D91Fr19
🧠😟 Research in #delirium is growing rapidly, but the fact is that globally most people with delirium:
🔶 Are not diagnosed
🔶 Receive no/incomplete treatment
🔶 Do not have preventive measures applied
➡️ We need to do much better
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated existing issues of emergency department overcrowding. This article provides recommendations for emergency departments seeking to implement initiatives that mitigate this issue. Read more in @JGEM_AAH: https://t.co/ce7YiDVncz
@JMeddings This is an excellent thread, and I couldn’t agree more. The OECD has stressed that healthcare services and quality research should not be underestimated as a lever for system improvement, especially during times of acute financial stress.
@JMeddings@Lorian_H Thank you for sharing this opinion piece. From a current outsider looking in, it is spot on. I’m wondering @JMeddings if I would be able to ask you a question/your opinion in a non-public forum on this issue? (I currently don’t seem to be able to DM you)
"The journey towards global health equity is complex, but evidence serves as the guiding light that illuminates the path forward" - Kelvin Too.
Read #WorldEBHCDay blog by @kelvintookip at https://t.co/KcsD7b9kwC
#EBHC#HealthEquity#HealthForAll
This is a major reason why research and clinical guidance are needed to support #healthyaging and ensure we are providing #qualitycare to #OlderPersons in primary care, emergency and acute care, as well as during their transitions between care settings.
OECD countries are ageing rapidly.
On average, the share of older people is set to almost double: from 31% of people of working age in 2020, to 58% in 2060.
For International Day of #OlderPersons, find out more about ageing populations: https://t.co/h9zmJ4KgEx | #IDOP2023
Listening to presentations from researchers who have informed my PhD work is amazing! Definitely feels like I’m standing on the shoulders of giants! #GIN2023glasgow