Get psyched for the Geriatrics Literature Update at #AGS24! My wife Cindy (pictured bottom left) made one prop already. Can you guess the song and parody? For the uninitiated, here’s a view of a prior update: https://t.co/ZUqhuzzhRi
Congratulations to NCIRE-supported Principal Investigator and Board Member Kristine Yaffe, MD, for being ranked as one of the Top 50 Female Scientists in the U.S. for 2023 by https://t.co/tDiQIfiZho!
Learn more: https://t.co/mqy0ahPTRQ
Congratulations to NCIRE-supported researcher Dr. Theresa Allison for receiving a NIH Award to support her research project titled “The impact of music on well-being after diagnosis with Alzheimer's disease or its related dementias”!
Words cannot express the incredible, sudden loss of our beloved Sharon Kaufman over the weekend 😢💔
Incredibly grateful to have spent time with her recently and holding her family, loved ones, and all those touched by her presence in my heart. 1/
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Surreal to retweet as a Twitter novice, but so honored to share information about our arts programming for our military-connected community. #GMU#Veterans#NEAArts#Creative Forces
Appointing Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith to be one of the doctors to lead the new Coronavirus Task Force, makes it clear that Biden intends to fulfil his promise of following the science — not politics — on the road to stopping the virus. Read the full article at the LINK IN OUR BIO.
#UCSFProud: President-elect @JoeBiden and Vice President-elect @KamalaHarris appointed 3 UCSF faculty members to the Biden-Harris Transition #COVID19 Advisory Board.
Congrats to Co-Chair @DavidAKesslerMD, as well as @DrEricGoosby and Dr. Robert Rodriguez! https://t.co/XqygDBCtuY
"In short, racism kills. Whether through force, deprivation or discrimination, it is a fundamental cause of disease and the strange but familiar root of racial health inequities." On Racism: A New Standard For Publishing On Racial Health Inequities https://t.co/tbbc56dAXc
“So far, the greatest unmet need in successfully fighting coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the US relates to the insights provided by the social sciences” Yes & the arts and humanities are also critical to the study of empathy. https://t.co/SNZgXiPp8U
I love it when a leading organization chooses health and health care over caution, tradition and all things that too often limit the impact of medical organizations.
I hope many more will follow suit.
Bravo @NEJM!
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Dying in a Leadership Vacuum https://t.co/Y8LYAEAxJN
A large proportion of home health workers are women of color and immigrants. Allison notes that their poor treatment has its genesis in structural racism. The findings of @mad_sters is a call to action. We need structural reforms /7
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Home health workers are super heroes They provide care making it possible for disabled older persons to stay at home But landmark @JAMAInternalMed paper shows weve treated them very poorly during COVID despite their valiant efforts #geriatrics /1 https://t.co/XHbq8tdfEc
Drs. Theresa Allison (@gerimuse), Ken Covinsky (@geri_doc), and Madeline Sterling (@mad_sters) did a JN Learning podcast on the Experiences of Home Health Care Workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City. #covid19#coronavirus Listen here: https://t.co/aeQHqGW2Ad
Drs. Theresa Allison (@gerimuse), Anna Oh, and Krista Harrison (@klharrisonPhD) published a commentary on the "Extreme Vulnerability of Home Care Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic" in JAMA Internal Medicine. Read more: https://t.co/cj3EqYyaUG
It’s a privilege & honor to share this study- “Home Health Care Worker Experiences in NYC During COVID-19” https://t.co/CpPocKRYZQ via @JAMAInternalMed part of @JAMANetwork - a vulnerable workforce provided frontline, essential care to those who remained at home. Pls read!