ICYMI: What suggestions might you have for clinicians hoping to become more sensitive and responsive to the clinical and psychological burdens of these conditions, particularly #acne scarring? #AADReadingRoom
What do you LOVE most about medicine, your job, your patients, medical education, or some other aspect of your career in healthcare?
Comment below! #MedTwitter#MedEd#healthcare#NurseTwitter
Previously vaccinated adults in the U.S. who have not received the #bivalent#COVID19booster vaccine were often unaware they were eligible, didn't know it was available, or thought they already had immunity, reported
that "We're very much concerned about anything that limits access to effective treatments for diabetes and for those at risk of being diagnosed with diabetes."
"There is a gap in your work history from June 1990 to July 1990. Can you please explain this?"
...To what nefarious end did I commit that 30 day period of unregulated, unsupervised time without education or productivity?
https://medpagetoday.com/opinion/rural/102759?trw=no…
The CDC has made some of its biggest changes yet as part of its agency reorg/data modernization efforts. It added some new offices & leadership positions, according to a source who attended an internal staff meeting today
"My challenge to #healthcare leaders is to look at your organization and ask if you have a culture which physicians are looking to join or one in which you are concerned about the FTC's rule being implemented."
President Biden signed an executive order Sunday giving three members of his cabinet 2 months to report to a White House task force on the barriers U.S. women face when trying to receive a #medicationabortion.
Read: https://bit.ly/3XOgeNT
ICYMI: Current healthcare workers #vaccination rates are 78% across all settings, and reach approximately 92% among those employed in hospital settings. #InfectiousDisease
"Despite its questionable success in the nearly 13 years since its inception, I'm encouraged by the CMS Innovation Center's Strategy Refresh," says @Lcho13.
"While some have called for an end to the program, I say we stick with it."
Read the #OpEd: https://bit.ly/3Xkenk2
"There is still a pervasive perception that cerebral palsy only occurs in children with a history of prematurity or difficult delivery." -- Mary Dunbar, MD, on the development of a bedside prognostic tool to identify infants at risk for #cerebralpalsy.
"It's like giving the full sandwich rather than giving bread, salami, and tomato, and a little mustard and mayo separately. It's just good to have the whole sandwich ... it's cleaner, it's less messy." --
"Every physician without a business education who works in private medical practice leaves approximately $1 million on the table," says Curtis G. Graham, MD, in a new #OpEd.
"Why are physicians excluded from this education?"
recently proposed a rule that would ban #noncompete clauses. For employers in the #healthcare sector, there would need to be "a lot of reevaluating ... if this rule actually went into effect," said Michael Elkon, JD, of
Ryan Cole, MD, is said to have made "numerous false and misleading statements" during public presentations on the pandemic, COVID vaccines, the use of #ivermectin to treat #COVID, and the effectiveness of masks, according to the
Based on these findings, do you have any suggestions or advice for rheumatologists who might wish to hire and incorporate advance practice providers into their practices with the goal of alleviating their own #workforce shortages? #Rheumatology
ICYMI: #Adrenocortical carcinoma is a rare cancer with an incidence of one to two per million population per year, with a bimodal distribution and female preponderance. #Endocrinology#ESReadingRoom
A viral tweet recently posed the question: would the "American Girl Doll Hospital" accept #Medicare & #Medicaid patients?
First-year #medicalstudent Khaqan Ahmad's answer: "Not if doll hospitals operate anything like American urgent care centers."
https://bit.ly/3QOktXG#OpEd
"Unpaid family caregivers... are the invisible backbone of healthcare systems around the world."
In a new #OpEd, Kirk Taylor, MD, SVP of North American Medical Affairs at