Seble Aregawi

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

@MMcphs Great article! Such a great and fun way of promoting health within communities! #PBH710

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

It's very exciting and scary to think about the future of healthcare and its endless possibilities. This article has an interesting video that predicts the future of healthcare in the next 5-25 yrs. https://t.co/sToxej3NME

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

@sharmaaarti20 I was more focused on the enrollment rates rather than the number of medical schools within the US. But that's the answer I was looking for. It could be a concern that increasing enrollment rates could effect the quality of healthcare if schools lower their admission requirements

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

It is estimated that by 2030 we could see a shortage of up to 120,000 physicians, which will drastically impact U.S. healthcare. One of the initiatives i discussed was to increase medical school enrollment/develop more programs. Any negative outcomes associated with this?#PBH710

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

#PBH710 Informative article by WHO on the potential benefits of genomics. I personally think most important benefit is developing new preventable measures for infections/diseases because this can help save millions of lives in the long run. https://t.co/beySt5ihSI

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

@cynthia_mcphs I agree! If more people were aware of the long term benefits of genomics then they would be more prone to supporting it & funding for more research in the field. I shared an article of the benefits of genomics such as new preventative measures, new treatment, etc! #PBH710

[ASM Newsroom @ASMnewsroom]

Research Suggests New #Vaccine Candidates for #Malaria - Study in @ASMicrobiology's #IAI https://t.co/Yr3qY8QFRe

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

1 in 20 adults who seek outpatient care experience a diagnostic error which can lead to complications or even death. Something as simple as checklist can save a life! #PBH710
https://t.co/SXxGj8IiJw

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

@p_jayMPH Great article! I was just mentioning in this week’s journal entry that I was hoping to learn and read more about global health and what other countries are doing in order to tackle health issues. #PBH710

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

Below is an article comparing the benefits and challenges of Patient Centered Medical Homes (PCMH). I personally believe the benefits outweigh the challenges. What do you guys think?? #PBH710
https://t.co/sflTSy6dfo

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

@ShanWir710 This is so awesome! What a great idea. #PBH710

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

This week I discussed opioid abuse, misuse, & overdose within Boston, MA as the health issue that could use more attention and strategy implementation. MA is one of the top 10 states with the highest rates of deaths due to opioid related incidents!https://t.co/lwo5oveGNH #PBH710

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

It saves lives and money...so why not spend money on Public Health? Great article from NY times on why we should spend our money on Public Health interventions rather than medical treatments. #PBH710 https://t.co/T6WxhssmBZ

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

@ShanWir710 Great article Shannon! Thanks for sharing 😊

[Shannon W @ShanWir710]

I feel like this article definitely ties into Weeks 1 and 2 #PBH710 https://t.co/g6QPYvKVp0

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

Interesting talk by The Brian Lehrer show about what other countries besides the U.S. are doing better in regards to managing their healthcare systems. Take a listen #PBH710 ! https://t.co/Nq0bEauS9j

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

#PBH710 This is the article I was referring to! Forgot to add it.
https://t.co/w0CENoJwe8

[Seble Aregawi @sebaregawi]

#PBH710 Hello everyone! In relation to this week's lecture and readings, I have shared this really interesting article by The Balance. It demonstrates a chart that shows how prices have drastically increased over the years! In 1960, cost per person was <$150...in 2016=$10,348 😯