Looking to reunite with your favorite #WomeninMedicine?
Say #MeetMeAtWIMS and plan to meet up at our Chicago conference. Don't miss out on our amazing conference as well as our cocktail event and gala ft. @thenocturnists!
Register now: https://t.co/4DzZi0r3x2
Looking to reunite with your favorite #WomeninMedicine?
Say #MeetMeAtWIMS and plan to meet up at our Chicago conference. Don't miss out on our amazing conference as well as our cocktail event and gala ft. @thenocturnists!
Register now: https://t.co/4DzZi0r3x2
Mark your 📆 for September: early 🐤 registration ⬇️
🦾 empowering workshops
🤝 networking opportunities
🔊 incredible speakers: @acweyand AKA "The Shematologist MD" will speak on using social media for good.
#MeetMeAtWIMS#WIMStrongerTogether
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Haven’t you missed seeing friends IRL? Time for a reunion? Want to meet some of the awesome people you have been talking to over social media these last few years? Join us at the IN PERSON CME #WIMSummit this September in Chicago! #WIMStrongerTogether
I am incredibly excited for this years @WIMSummit for a variety of reasons, but one BIG one is this...I get to meet up with some of my fabulous friends who I have not seen in YEARS, and some who I have never actually met IRL! Dont miss early bird pricing!
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In a now-viral tweet, fourth-year @rushuniversity medical student Niyi Soetan (@medical_niyi), shares a story about a personal connection he made with a Nigerian patient at Rush. Soetan’s story highlights how important and necessary representation in health care is.
Being able to promote #healthequity means we need to pay for social care and the care team members who help provide it. Learn more from @bgewald, MA, Robyn Golden, LCSW and Diana J. Mason, PhD, RN in a @JAMAHealthForum at https://t.co/lQFGUY42Yw
Ten years ago today, Rush celebrated the imminent opening of its innovative, now-iconic Tower hospital building by illuminating it for a special event. Rush officially welcomed its first patients to the Tower a few weeks later.
Rush psychiatrist Charles Hebert, MD, advocates for free universal pre-K education in an op-ed for @TheHillOpinion, asserting it helps young people build their empathy skills and be better at conflict resolution. https://t.co/RajoTVZHPc
#mondaythoughts
“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.” – Leo Buscaglia