We were motivated by a big question: did the combination of reforms contained in the ACA and budget sequestration affect hospital episode spending for Medicare patients? (1/7)
Our new analysis from Emily Lawton, @KyleSheetz and @Andy_Ryan_dydx outlines policy considerations for improving federal Hospital-Acquired Condition Reduction Program in @JAMAHealthForum. Check out here:
https://t.co/uPYFeQ312V
Check out our latest analysis of the prevalence and financial impact of surprise ambulance billing led by @krchhabra in @Health_Affairs. https://t.co/8YqkHI88tK
A month ago, it was all about flattening the curve.
Now, it's all about preventing a second peak.
Read why the @umich medical historian who helped coin the phrase #flattenthecurve is worried about a #COVID19 repeat of what happened in 1918: https://t.co/t4Jn4Qokor
@hanna_zlotnick & @Andy_Ryan_dydx answer the question "Is Social Capital Protective Against Hospital Readmissions?" Check out our latest article in @HSRatBMC: https://t.co/dQZjUJ6jDx
It's more important than ever to #StayHomeSaveLives〽️💙
@UMich Wolverines, do your part for #publichealth by observing the @CDCgov guidelines and sharing best practices to prevent the spread of #coronavirus.
Download Shareable Social Images + GIFs: https://t.co/lDnW56FYPE ⬅️
NEW: Michigan Medicine projections show aggressive social distancing will dramatically reduce the peak number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients in early May. https://t.co/evYy7qX6Is
How do we understand the spread of #coronavirus and the amount of people infected who can infect others?
With the help of a simple metaphor, an iceberg, learn how epidemiologists visualize the 'Continuum of Infection' and why #SocialDistancing is so important to saving lives.
How to Think about Coronavirus Like a #PublicHealth Expert💡
@umichsph alumna + chair of @UMDearbornCEHHS, Patricia Wren, shares how she’s thinking about our collective response to this pandemic and the #publichealth principles entering the public eye: https://t.co/dOUTywFlal ⬅️
Have questions about COVID-19? Reuters is gathering a panel of health experts, including from @umichsph, @CGDev and @NFIDvaccines, to discuss. Join the conversation using the hashtag #AskReuters tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET.
What is #publichealth, exactly?🌎
As public health professionals across the globe address #coronavirus, and many — from politicians to to the public — are thinking about our field in new ways, here's a 60-second refresher on how public health works, in often invisible ways.
📢 @UMich: How can we help you? We’ve extended our support hours for remote assistance. You can contact the ITS Service Center by phone or email today until 10 p.m.; tomorrow, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; and Sunday, 2 – 8 p.m. https://t.co/DFAZ79Xg90.
What does #FlattenTheCurve mean, and why will it take action by all parts of society to do it in the face of #COVID19? Here's an explanation, with help from a @UMich medical historian who's studied why it works: https://t.co/ixBKuysr0O
Hi friends, @UM_CEHR is recruiting a research assistant professor. The appointment would be in @umichsph. The faculty member would work closely with me and other colleagues @UM_IHPI. Apply here: https://t.co/NP1znJkUAn Who's got it better than us?!
Today, #surprisebills get more attention on Capitol Hill. Here's what the recent analysis by @krchhabra & team, focused on potential bills from elective surgery, found: https://t.co/h7aYfDsNIA
How can #healthservicesresearch impact #globalhealth?
Don't miss this @UMichCHOPFellow event Friday that's open to anyone at U-M: https://t.co/Yng0HothYF
Have been looking forward to this for a long time... Redesigning Healthcare Delivery: Operating Rooms, Hospitals... and Stadiums?
See you Thursday! Preview of the work & program we're launching at the interface of healthcare, policy & architecture here: https://t.co/QIulskzd4I