Nasreen Quadri, MD

Med/Peds Hospitalist.
Global is Local. Social Medicine Matters. Tweets my own.

[Nasreen Quadri, MD @nquadriMD]

Excited to share my essay in the Lancet Resp Med! #MedTwitter #narrative #healthequity
"But in what ways do we miss the opportunities to teach what the ophthalmoscope cannot see?
May we linger longer in the eyes of our loved ones and our patients alike."

https://t.co/INHlRgVjVj

[Jose Debes MD PhD @JoseDebesMD]

Loved this #NARHC 2024 Minneapolis
I wish I could see this in other meetings
@RefugeeSociety @nquadriMD @ASTMH @AASLDtweets

[Nasreen Quadri, MD @nquadriMD]

@JoseDebesMD Thank you Jose! Grateful for your mentorship during my chief year!

[Nasreen Quadri, MD @nquadriMD]

@rebeccacgk @AcadPsychiatry Beautifully written!

[Gabriel Fabreau MD, MPH, FRCPC @gabefabreau]

Missed NARHC? Or want to remember how great it was?

This amazing podcast by @KRajSundar gives great summary & includes our incredible @RefugeeHealth #CommunityScholars & @RTalavlikar

The Power of Stories, Community Voice https://t.co/PuqDEKGm6b

@RefugeeSociety @OBrien_IPH

[EthnoMed @EthnoMedUW]

The Power of Language: "The way we talk about refugees and immigrants shapes health outcomes". @nquadriMD, @SyloWi from @nrc_rim speaking @RefugeeSociety, #NARHC2023

[UMN DOM Research @UMN_DOMResearch]

Understanding COVID-19 health disparities with birth country and language data
M Kumi Smith, Kirsten R Ehresmann,..., Jonathan D Alpern, William M Stauffer

https://t.co/pT6K4yVkBW

[Nasreen Quadri, MD @nquadriMD]

Let's dive deeper with preferred language and country of birth to tailor linguistically aligned and culturally responsive health communications and interventions.
@nrc_rim @UMNresearch @umnmedschool @UMN_DOMResearch @tweetMCN @GlobalHealthUMN @kumi_smith @_HealthPartners

[Nasreen Quadri, MD @nquadriMD]

🚨 New paper: "Understanding COVID-19 health disparities with birth country and language data"
https://t.co/QB1vRzqCCC

[Migrant Clinicians Network @MCN_Health]

ICYMI: Great read on research from @nquadrimd, Greg Knowlton, et al showing the importance of #languagejustice in #healthcare.

[Jose Debes MD PhD @JoseDebesMD]

Amazing to see our H2U high school students (https://t.co/pfxzAeynZA) presenting their research at DOM research day at UMN!
Thanks to the amazing mentors!
@nquadriMD @CuongPhamMD & C. SKipper!!
@boulware_dr @MollyCMcCoy @umnmedschool @UMN_DOMResearch

[Slator @slatornews]

.@UMNews and HealthPartners Institute highlight the importance of language and interpreter needs in healthcare 🏥 and propose a language justice framework to address health disparities ⚖️ and barriers to care🧑‍⚕️
@nquadriMD @GlobalHealthUMN @nrc_rim @CDCgov
https://t.co/k4nedkbUe2

[Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility @GlobalHealthUMN]

Fall course registration for Global Health in Local Contexts is open! Explore global health right here in the Twin Cities through this 3-credit course focused on health equity, social determinants of health and community-based healthcare.

Register here: https://t.co/vwpSkQ5Eiz

[EthnoMed @EthnoMedUW]

Collaborators from @nrc_rim and HealthPartners Institute published the first large-scale study in the US to demonstrate that a patient’s language and need for an interpreter are associated with clinical outcomes. #languageaccess, #healthequity. Read here: https://t.co/VMKnQa2sky

[UMN DOM Research @UMN_DOMResearch]

Cost-effectiveness of treatment strategies for populations from strongyloidiasis high-risk areas globally who will initiate corticosteroid treatment in the United States
Heesoo Joo, Brian A Maskery, Jonathan D Alpern, Michelle Weinberg, William M Stauffer

https://t.co/GkUD6CN0so

[Rosanna Balistreri- REACH @RBalistreri]

Check out this study which #covid looked at potential disparities in COVID-19 uptake and disease outcomes among those who self identified having a preferred language other than English or having Limited Proficiency in English.

Th…https://t.co/DAjuMXhq8I https://t.co/2GFwV8NJ90

[JAMA Network Open @JAMANetworkOpen]

Language preference other than English and limited English proficiency were linked to lower #COVID19 vaccine uptake and higher risk of COVID hospitalization. https://t.co/FLP25683Fu

[Peter Openshaw @p_openshaw]

Important study. It's worrying that we did a generally good job in comms about vaccination etc., but the wards were filling up with those whose first language wasn't English. Need a better strategy to meet that gap.

[UMN DOM Research @UMN_DOMResearch]

Evaluation of Preferred Language and Timing of COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake and Disease Outcomes
Nasreen S Quadri, Greg Knowlton, ..., Jonathan D Alpern, William M Stauffer

https://t.co/TlFU4ZZfRk

[University of Minnesota Infectious Diseases @UMN_ID]

Delayed #COVID19 vaccine uptake and higher hospitalization & death rates among those with limited English proficiency groups in the US. #HealthDisparities #VaccineEquity 🏥💉🌐
https://t.co/hC5ikHGXNG

[SocMed Global Uganda @socmedglobalug]

Coming up is the info session for the 2023 Social Medicine Conference on:

🌍Monday, March 13, 1pm EAT (Kampala)
https://t.co/p4s2UCC1qu
🌎Tuesday, March 14 1pm ET (New York)
https://t.co/dxXtvxBdeI

#SMC2023 #socialmedicine #HealthEquity #smcconference2023 #Uganda