Cary Gross

@cpgYALE

Primary care doc, outcomes (COPPER) Center; Director, National Clinician Scholars Program . Advocate for access to healthcare and scientific data.

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Vrijeme pridruživanja: lipanj 2012.
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  1. prije 2 minute

    ...when authors met criteria for the initially submitted manuscript, the team shouldn't be forced to drop them for a resubmitted version. They either meet ICMJE criteria or not.

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  2. prije 5 minuta

    Why do medical journals suggest cutting authors when they ask for a full-length manuscript to be resubmitted as a research letter? Makes no sense, forcing people off the authorship team... 1/2

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  3. 30. sij

    Helpful step in the right direction: Journals to allow centralized repository of self-reported financial conflict info, to automatically populate disclosures. Would be better yet if tied to data too!

    The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors propose several changes to the disclosure form to address misinterpretations: .
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    26. sij

    Can’t believe I won my first Hackathon with such dynamic teammates!!!! The Yale Healthcare Hackathon was an amazing opportunity to pitch a way to promote healthcare workforce diversity and learn innovative strategies to improve !

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  5. 26. sij

    Fantastic & team taking home top honors in the hackathon. Can't wait to see prototype!

    Congratulations to and team (shout out to my contemporaries!) on winning the healthcare hackathon! Building bridges between learners and mentors for workforce .
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  6. 24. sij

    Looking for a resource for teaching/learning Telephone Medicine? I'm admittedly biased, but this is a helpful, practical guide written for physicians; I'm sure there are tons more recent, comprehensive sources in nursing literature:

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  7. 24. sij

    What a treat to begin Paris trip meeting at the 1300+ year old Hôtel-Dieu, and discussing how to measure & reduce treatment burden. Inspiring locale & ideas! Thx for connecting us, . Vive la (patient) revolution!

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    22. sij

    This is making the rounds today I redacted it. Don't google. I want to explain why these sorts of lists are deeply unhealthy; Same goes for the most cited researchers, IF, altmetric. empty brass rings We'd be better off if twitter did not even display follower count [thread]

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  9. 18. sij

    This makes no sense. uniforms need to either actually go for camouflage (black with tiny galaxies and comets) or better yet just go for all in on look

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  10. 15. sij

    What a panel: Scholar past and present on the big screen, conveying a richness of experience that traditional print media cannot.

    I'm so excited for this panel on filmmaking in the medical world, with & Dr. Ben Oldfield, moderated by Dr. Gretchen Berland . Join us!
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    14. sij

    Nice to see this well-researched review get so much attention - important to note that half the key premise - "weaker evidence" - derives from the great work done by posted on

    “FDA Approves Drugs Faster Than Ever But Relies On Weaker Evidence, Researchers Find.” features faculty .
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    13. sij

    So ACT UP wasn’t just about the fiery protests. We made change happen because we learned the science, the statistics, the policies and could offer critiques that advanced patients’ interests and the need for access and answers. 1/

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    9. sij

    A new study . led by . shows breast density notification laws are not helping some women understand the implications of breast density or their increased risk of .

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  14. 6. sij

    So glad that your mother didn't forego her treatment. We've found that patients who choose ONLY alternative therapy (in leiu of) conventional treatment for curable cancers have a higher risk of death

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  15. 6. sij

    Glass half-full? I actually don't find it reassuring that 1/3 of new drugs approved via accelerated pathway had a serious safety signal within two years. Many of these were approved on surrogate outcomes, and post-marketing studies far from optimal.

    How often are new serious safety signals identified by FDA within the first 2 years after approval for new molecular entities (NMEs) for treatment of cancer and require substantial change to the drug label? We looked at the data:
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  16. 6. sij

    Wonderful piece addressing "diagnostic cascade". Docs frequently fail to consider downstream consequences of excessive testing. We are "..just one more test"-ing our patients into worse physical and financial health.

    Original title: If you give a mouse an EKG. With thanks to those who’ve shared already & to Lily for letting me share her story. ⁦⁩⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦ ⁦ ⁦⁩
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  17. 5. sij

    Why are some provider groups able/willing to provide equitable care? We need to figure this out – what are best practices to ensure in at the provider level. Seems like a good resolution for 2020.

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  18. 5. sij

    We found that magnitude of the income-related disparity varied dramatically across physician teams. Some groups provide highly equitable care (low and high SES equally likely to get Bx). Others, not so much.

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  19. 5. sij

    Could health equity vary across care teams? Led by , we explored disparities in needle biopsy use: did the magnitude of economic disparity vary across physician teams?

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  20. 5. sij

    We were curious about physician teams We know that docs who care for patients within teams (“patient-sharing networks”) tend to practice in a similar manner (i.e. shared practice style/resources). 4/7

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