Doctors who supervise PAs and NPs should be aware that they themselves could be sued if their supervisee is involved in an adverse outcome, reported @ssummerghaith at #ACEP23.https://t.co/7r04o3MYAy
Happy to be among the top 100 Ob/Gyn social media influencers. The pandemic highlighted the importance of having a voice and fighting misinformation #gynfluencer@NUFeinbergMed@NU_ObGynRes https://t.co/0N6BapFDLz
Made this list even though I’ve been quiet on Twitter lately. So cool to be named as an “influencer” on Twitter in a research paper. Motivating to keep spreading accurate medical info here! @uoftobgyn
Honored to make this list and grateful for this community! Big thanks to the @MayoClinic team for this publication! Working together to disseminate evidence based information to elevate patient care, #SurgEd, & research.🔥
Very interesting paper on the top social media influencers in #OBGYN. Honored to be included esp that my work is mostly in #MedEd and to be recognized! Also proud to have my colleagues from @umichmedicine@helenjkmorgan@EricaMarshMD@kanelow. I find interesting the inverse correlation with Twitter influence rank and influencer academic h-index. It will be interesting to watch trends overtime as more researchers turn to twitter to disseminate their work and will also be interesting to know if there is a way to study if work disseminated on twitter ends up with higher citations. #ChangeMeded @UMichOBGYN_Res @UMichRISE @umichDLHS @UMichMedSchool
Excited to be named among the top OBGYN social media influencers 😍
I love that there’s a space where one can share their passion outside of traditional academic means. Thanks to you all for your engagement. ❤️
Post covid, the value of clean indoor air for public health is even more apparent. Is model state legislation one solution? Absolutely. And it's underway. Check out @ssummerghaith's @networkforphl blog to learn more: https://t.co/Du5jqooS8B
@ssummerghaith shows lawsuits related to #dizziness as a missed cause of central nervous system pathology, the most common site of care was the ED, underscoring the importance for #EM physicians to consider neurological emergencies in patients presenting with dizziness. #GRACE3
A great time sharing our work on the role of neuroimaging in malpractice litigation. Exciting to be joining my interests in clinical care and health policy, and looking forward to exploring this in the Urology space as well #AAEM23@JonathanEdlow@MayoClinicSOM@ssummerghaith