Adil Haider

@AdilHaiderMD

Trauma Surgeon , Kessler Director , Co-founder , Husband & Dad

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Joined March 2012
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    You were spot on. Your talk was inspiring. Reminded me (and others) of why we do what we do. Put patients first. But also need a sustainable, long-term plan so surgeons can also be humans. Your followup tweets w/ specific ideas are great. Hope to see them at Hopkins soon.

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    Apr 5

    When she graduated in 1988, Dr Anita Zaidi dreamed of eventually becoming chief of paediatrics at AKU. In 2010, she did it! Currently, she serves as a director at .

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    16 hours ago
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    1/ Sorry Elliot - i missed my mark! Was aiming for 20% context, 60% case for change, & 20% conjecture/plans. Over 25 years, remarkable surgical care advances. But a busy calling was changed by technology enabling increasing productivity & has now reached an unsustainable pace.

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    15 hours ago

    Learn about Reporting Using the SEER Database from 's , 's Alfred Rademaker, and 's

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    Apr 4

    Great initiative from - Practical Guides to Surgical Datasets General tips from statistical editors: & Guides to: NSQIP: SEER: NCDB: & many more!

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  6. 21 hours ago

    The Nationwide Inpatient Sample and its associated databases are probably one of the most commonly used datasets in research. This short guide is truly excellent and captures the essentials that one must know as this use this powerful source of

    .'s and 's present A Guide to Statistics and Methods: The National Inpatient Sample. Learn more
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  7. 21 hours ago

    Thank you ! WE all know of your great efforts to improve Glad to know you think this will be useful..... love to get your help disseminating it far and wide

    No one should do surgical database research without reading this series. Thanks for creating this MUST READ primer - timely and will make a difference. I will be making this mandatory reading in my lab!
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    Apr 4

    “Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?” I know how surgeons will answer that and I’m proud to be a small part of your mission. Yours in service and hopeful for equity and equality in the future.

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    21 hours ago
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    Spectacular talk. 90% depressing stats about in medicine. Final slide with 10% pathway for moving forward to improve

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    23 hours ago

    The importance of coming together as Trauma Surgeons, and simply Americans cannot be understated! Our voice will not be silenced.

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    22 hours ago
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    Almost don't even mind the topic is far from my specialty. He is such a gentleman, scholar, speaker, and overall superstar . Appreciate getting to know thru

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  12. Apr 4

    Thanks Shipra- endorsements from experts like you are truly humbling.

    Thank you for this excellent series of articles . Required reading for !
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  13. Apr 4

    . the pleasure is all ours! You might be one of the only Residents invited to author. Thats because when we talk methods most forgot you are a resident and just know you are THE expert in analysis; surely agree!

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    Feel honored to be part of this distinguished group and the outstanding initiative to advance surgical science
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  14. Apr 4

    Thank you your and methods piece on how to use the SEER database in Surgical Research is so great and really is a necessary read for anyone considering this kind of work !

    This was such a cool effort and I’m happy to have contributed!
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    Apr 4

    Excited to see 's roll out of surgical database guides - advancing research & providing tools for the next wave of surgical scientists!

    JAMA Surgery is pleased to partner with to provide a checklist and series of guides designed to elevate the science of research. Learn more from , , and
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    Apr 4

    In this editorial, the JAMA Surgery statistical editors provide tips for analyzing large for the study of . Read more

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    Apr 4

    A highly useful compilation of articles compiled by and on "elevating" database research; onward and upward towards better !!

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    Apr 4

    Really nice overview of Medicare Claims data use by ! Another in the series from the & collaboration: "Longitudinal Outcomes Reporting Using Medicare Claims"

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    Apr 4
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    Our paper is about in in the great new series. w/ lead author "Guide to Statistics and Methods: The National Inpatient Sample"

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    Apr 4

    Our resident presenting her PhD dissertation work on in recipients to MPH students. Cited her survey.

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