Kathleen Carnicer

MED 1

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@endocrine_witch Poor internet connection 🙁 Or if on the go, investing in mobile data is not something everybody does #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@endocrine_witch How to combat posts that propagate misinformation about health #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@endocrine_witch Since social media is what's "hot" these days, I think it should be taught to be able to keep up with the times. #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@bonedoc Thank you for the engaging questions, doc!

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

Joined the tweetchat while walking around Ayala with my fam. #dedication

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@bonedoc Having been born in this generation, I'm no stranger to soc med, so I think I would process the feedback like I normally would when I receive it in any form. Thank the sender, take note of the message, and take action based on the feedback. #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@bonedoc Indeed doc. Even in tweetchats I have to backtrack and edit when i go beyond the limit 😆

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@bonedoc There's so much freedom on soc med that, unfortunately, may tend to abused. Perhaps setting ground rules to ensure a smooth conversation may help. Like, #1 be kind 😅 #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@bonedoc I think it would depend on the soc med platform specifically. For example, there is a character limit on Twitter, urging the messenger to shorten the message which might compromise the context. #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@bonedoc With an unlimited number of people from any geographical location being able to pipe in on a discussion at any given time, social media is indeed an effective tool for giving and receiving feedback #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@cebumd As evident in what patients and doctors can learn from each other, anyone can be a teacher. #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@cebumd There are some things in life that have to happen for our own good whether we like it not. #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@cebumd When I was a medical technology intern, I learned that some patients can expect one hospital visit to solve their problem and may find another visit too hassle. Some patients don't have patience #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@cebumd It's always important for me as a patient to comprehend in the simplest way possible what I was and will be going through. Compliance to treatment comes easier with understanding. #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@helenvmadamba Definitely, Doc! It's sadly become a daily routine so the thought didn't really occur to me

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@helenvmadamba *say my college thesis

Lol another typo 😅

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@helenvmadamba HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, treatment (ARV). Pretty proud to say college thesis was actually about HIV stigma and discrimination of medical technologists (it was a source of stress, yes, but happy to take on a relevant issue 😬)

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@helenvmadamba Relevance. Research is a cumbersome process. I felt like a huge weight was lifted off my shoulder after FINALLY finishing my undergrad thesis. However, reading and writing about a topic I can relate to or am passionate about can be quite compelling. #CDUCM #HealthXPh

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@helenvmadamba *written. Sorry, I was trying my best to stay within the character limit that I didn't notice 😅

[Kathleen Carnicer @KCarnicer]

@helenvmadamba As cliché as it sounds, change is indeed the only permanent thing in the world. Public health concepts in writte in 2010 may not be applicable today. Keeping up with reasons behind recent phenomena concerning society through research make us well-equipped #CDUCM #HealthXPh