The Division of General Medicine is seeking a dynamic, visionary leader to join the team as the next chief!
Help shape the division's academic vision and clinical growth across and expanding health system.
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/XPwmjUbHW0.
How do health and social policies impact patient outcomes?
Dr. Nora Becker is studying how patients' financial circumstances affect their healthcare experiences, helping inform smarter, more equitable policy decisions.
Learn more: https://t.co/8rfJLO09tP
📜Proud to share our study in @JAMAInternalMed on moral injury among physicians caring for immigrant patients
⭐️Physicians described moral injury, altered clinical decision-making, and worsening patient health. Importantly, advocacy helped restore agency https://t.co/o3x9qhTX6l
In a matched study of more than 1 million patients, hospitalization for infection raised 2-year risks of #psychiatric and #neurologic disorders, especially cognitive deficits and encephalitis, with the greatest impact among adults.
https://t.co/UUliOvMOD6
🚨 First positive trial of #CCR26?
Just published in @JAMA_current: the #TeleRehabtrial!
An integrated telehealth-based rehabilitation strategy for pts with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure improved 90-d health-related quality of life and was associated with lower mortality!
Sepsis care doesn't end in the "golden hour," and neither should our focus.
Don't miss this plenary session at the Unite for Sepsis Symposium:
Beyond the Golden Hour: Playing a Complete Game in Sepsis
Presented by Stephanie Parks Taylor, MD, MS, (@StephptaylorCLT) from the University of Michigan (@UMich)
While early recognition and rapid treatment have transformed sepsis outcomes, the journey doesn't stop there. This powerful keynote will explore what comes next, addressing the biologic, physiologic, and psychosocial impacts that extend far beyond those first critical hours.
Don't miss out, registration is still open: https://t.co/38UicZjoTD
#UniteForSepsis #SepsisAwareness #HealthcareInnovation
We tested EHR nudges (defaults + accountable justification) to increase low tidal volume ventilation across 12 ICUs.
No overall effect—but variation across sites.
Lesson: context is queen. 👑 Nudges don’t work in a vacuum. 🔍
https://t.co/jxUOL4lGpM
Celebrating C. Terri L. Hough, MD, MSc, ATSF, on being honored with the Extraordinary Achievement Award, presented by the Assembly on Critical Care. Congrats on this prestigious award!
Learn more: https://t.co/t2hjTSxwrd @ATSCritCare
We interviewed 15 notable physician mentors on how to mentor during crisis.
Themes: diversify funding, encourage strategic pivots, coach resilience, be candid, & actively open doors.
In a crisis, great mentoring isn’t different—it’s intensified.
https://t.co/Llllw0d4Ta
Big ? in #impsci: not just does facilitation work—but how? In our mixed‑methods study, adaptive reserve didn’t mediate facilitation’s effect on reach. Qual data pointed to other mechanisms—buy‑in, reminders, sensemaking, relationships 🔍🧩https://t.co/qPphWq26XS @ImplementSci