@ErasTourResell My best friend for the last 22 years is getting married this summer and we’d love to go as one last girls’ trip! We saw the Red tour and the 1989 tour together, so it would be really special for us to go to the Eras tour together before she ties the knot!!
@KatiePMcGrady Parade! I saw it last month and it was an incredibly moving and important show!! The production is incredible and does a great job of exploring different forms of oppression in a way that doesn’t feel heavy-handed. Not to mention, it’s the best cast I’ve ever seen!!!
Today, I had the honour of presenting at #SCCM2023, but more importantly, I met @DGlaucomflecken and @LGlaucomflecken !!! Thank you for your inspiring talk that had me both in stitches of laughter and in tears #SCCMSoMe
Well, that’s my first conference poster presentation under my belt!!! 🎉 Feeling beyond privileged to have presented my poster on Defining Anemia in Iron Replete Pregnancy at the SABM 2022 Annual Meeting! Here’s to many more conferences to come! #SABM22
“The worst thing [HCWs] can do is try to circumvent the recognisable, yet unquantifiable, struggle for real human connection and steer medicine further in the direction of becoming a massive customer service agency.”
USask medical student, Amy Zhou, reflects on the complicated experience of beginning medical school in the middle of a pandemic in the latest issue of SMA Digest. https://t.co/OMe69EQzK2 @SMSS_SK @USaskMedDean
Paper Margins is a publication created by MacMed students to encourage reflection and solidarity in the medical community. It’s a collection of artistic submissions from medical trainees and staff from marginalized identities across Canada. See it at https://t.co/CcTc6q8xYx
One thing I've seen a lot in med school is the assumption that students and patients are not overlapping populations. Lots of statements about how we need to learn to understand the patient experience since we've never had it. That's super alienating to a lot of folks. 1/
I emailed a prof a question today and received the most thoughtful reply, in which he complimented the question, answered it, and called me smart. The validation caused me to burst into tears. These words that break down the imposter syndrome are so important 🙌🏻 #MedTwitter