Walking on Broken Glass: A Physician Activist Walks Cross-Country to Improve Healthcare Safety - 250K still die due to med error. HCP suicide & violence high before C19, now worse. Narrative is career fighting for patient/hcp safety w/stories of those harmed inc #PitMad#A#NF
Jack Gentry talks about the importance of open and honest communication after medical harm to 35 future healthcare leaders at our AELPS Patient Safety Summer Camp in MD.
Looking forward to joining you @ajibikelapite and @AAPSOPT! Love that you are embracing narrative medicine and advocacy. Excited to join you this weekend in dialogue and learn from you as well. Thanks for the invitation!
In our latest episode of LitHealth, @tgranz talks with Dr. Ronald Wyatt about structural racism in healthcare. They discuss how his personal experiences with racism in 1970's Alabama relates to current issues around inequity and disparity. Tune in at, https://t.co/keBkcHnRRA.
Celebrated 4 week
anniversary from total hip replacement w/5 mile
walk. TY to Dr. Boucher &
the great team at @MedStarHealth Union Memorial Hospital
for getting me back on the trails to continue raising awareness of need to focus on #healthcare safety #physicianwellness
As always, the folks at @pleaseseemelit1 do a wonderful job in compiling stories of candor, courage and compassion.
Whatever the Diagnosis, kindness and empathy will always be central to each clinical encounter. The stories in this issue highlight just that!
Too many wonderful artists to thx as we embark upon a new year filled w/opportunity to connect through stories. Thx @thatplaceUlove for sharing yours with us! Tagging artists & healthcare change agents-pls share! @JudithNowak @thevinyakjain @YishauOlukorede@nk_masinga@davidulin
20 years ago I was diagnosed with #MultipleSclerosis. I had a friend film it. A story about it published last night at @pleaseseemelit1. Thanks to @tgranz for the encouragement: https://t.co/AfLDKkWgmz
Such an important story by such an important writer. @DeanneStillman2 is an advocate for humans & #horses and does the well-researched writing that demands attention. It was a pleasure to talk with her for this episode. Learn more here: https://t.co/mNLl31Kaw1 #SDOH#healthequity
In today's episode of LitHealth, @tgranz and critically acclaimed author @DeanneStillman2 discuss her book, Twentynine Palms, about the murders of Mandi Scott and Rosalie Ortega, by Marine Valentine Underwood, and its relevance to healthcare disparities. https://t.co/ZkwwTeugde.
Apply now to join the summer 2023 @AELPSofficial. Experience hands-on education and training from international #patientsafety leaders. Full scholarships available based on eligibility. Learn more at https://t.co/vWBeWhgq01.
LitHealth with @tgranz. In this episode, creator of the one-woman show, Spit Like a Big Girl, @ClarindaRoss3 will discuss the experiences and challenges of parenting her special needs daughter, Clara, two years before the Disabilities Act. https://t.co/QQOd1Fs1xn.
Honor to highlight @Rosemary100#ChinaRx & timeless content until this problem is solved & beyond. A lesson in why outsourcing comes with great responsibility esp when #medication is involved. Chk @US_FDA drug shortage list https://t.co/XEx03qFQuv #amoxicillin most recentt add!
Tune into our premiere episode of the MIQS LitHealth Podcast. @tgranz speaks with @Rosemary100, author and Senior Advisor at the @hastingscenter about her book, China Rx: Exposing the Risks of America's Dependence on China for Medicine. https://t.co/gZsti5H3h7.
LitHealth podcast kicks off with Ep.4! @tgranz talks with Dr. Mayer, about his book, "How to Stay Safe When Entering the Healthcare System: A Physician Walks Across the Country to Raise Awareness of the Need to Improve Healthcare Safety." https://t.co/Nu273Stqqo.
@WalkForPtSafety