A rare post to share a new manuscript:
Pediatric Palliative Care Education in Child Neurology Residency: A National Needs Assessment - Pediatric Neurology https://t.co/Ej6RrKKDrg
Join us for an upcoming AAHPM @Neuropall_SIG Virtual Mentorship Panel, on Navigating the Pediatric to Adult Transition in Neuropalliative Care.
August 1st, 2024 at 12 pm CT. Scan the QR below or visit https://t.co/smiWWJ1M10 for the zoom link!
#ppc#palliativecare#hpm
Popping back in to share our commentary just published in @AcadMedJournal on contextualizing the resurgence of housestaff union activity in the last few years, including some historical notes and hopes for the future: https://t.co/wMIeOOpxlJ #meded#GME
In the latest #NeurologyEd blog, Dr. @Grant_L_Lin details his experiences in the Education in Palliative and End-of-Life Care in Neurology (EPEC-N) modular curriculum and the impact effective palliative care education can have in neurology training: https://t.co/ipb3CtCZNB
@jbcarmody “the entirety of interview season functions, from application submission, review, interview offers and interviews, to rank list submission” — a ton of great information to gain that has lived in different systems historically. Unclear to me if this also includes its own match…
Thank you Rep. @katieporteroc for standing with us and calling on @StanfordHealth to bargain with its resident physicians and fellows in good faith.
Because no one, neither patient nor provider, should have to compromise their well-being.
While there will continue to be iterations moving forward, there’s now a few years of supportive data for preference signals.
Should there still be a conversation about application caps? IMO absolutely, and the ortho (and gold/silver) data will be fascinating to dive into.
Attention #Match2024 Applicants & Advisors: Another cycle begins and more changes to Preference Signaling … Here’s what you need to know to make Signaling work for you a 🧵
#MedEd#MedStudentTwitter
Watching our peers at @MGBUnited speak up while we are in the midst of our own contract negotiations at the #StanfordHousestaffUnion.
I said this last year and will say again: when this many young doctors are sounding the alarm, we have to listen and act.
@cirseiu
From @WSJopinion: Increasingly, both patients and physicians are finding hospital systems to be as obstructionist as insurance and pharmaceutical companies, writes @MphStanley https://t.co/AIwYtv6JZM
@steve_pletcher Agreed. I get the idea of giving programs more choice but I feel it’ll make an already confusing process more opaque and put undue pressure on applicants
@HampshireKarly I can’t decide whether we need to push for either a more mandatory system or a more fixed date for locking. I worry that if no one understands how to use signals and other recent modifications, programs with different lock dates will wreak havoc on applicants
Be heard! The NRMP posted a public comment period after multiple calls for a staggered Rank Order List deadline over the last 2 years. Get your comments in! #match2024#match#UME#GME#MedEd#MedTwitter 1/
We want your feedback! The NRMP is seeking public comment on consideration of a voluntary locking functionality for program rank order lists. https://t.co/jraF92DNxc
Please share with your #MedEd colleagues! Deadline to provide feedback is 4/19/23.
So please speak up and get comments in! I certainly have my biases and opinions and will continue to advocate to improve the transition to residency, but this is a time to get a large, vocal response. Let's make medical training better! 8/8