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Today at #SIDM2023, Ben Rosner, Grace Krueger, and Jake Joseph presenting their poster on "GoodDx.org: A New Free-to-Use Online Library of Resources for Diagnostic Performance Feedback." Be sure to stop by or visit GoodDx.org to learn more!
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Ben Rosner, in collaboration with expert contributors from around the US, developed GoodDx.org, the nation's first free-to-use, searchable online library of implementable diagnostic performance feedback resources. @GoodDx_org
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Diagnostic feedback is critical to achieving diagnostic excellence and better patient care. GoodDx.org, an online library of diagnostic performance feedback resources, helps diagnosticians easily find tools that align with their mission toward diagnostic excellence.
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.@GoodDx_org: A one-stop collection of resources and tools built by thought leaders, vendors, and others to empower healthcare organizations to measure diagnostic performance, provide feedback to diagnosticians, and improve diagnostic accuracy and timeliness gooddx.org/
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Check out the launch of GoodDx.org! My colleagues at @ucsfhealth and around the US just launched GoodDx. It has lots of great resources on how to get #feedback about #diagnosis back to clinicians for continuous diagnostic performance improvement.
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Excited to announce the launch of GoodDx.org Collaborating with colleagues at @ucsfhealth and around the US. We built GoodDx to make it easy to find resources to get #feedback about #diagnosis back to clinicians for continuous diagnostic performance improvement
ICYMI: GoodDx launched just about a month ago! Check out GoodDx.org, the nation’s first free-to-use, online library of curated resources for diagnostic performance feedback. GoodDx was developed by @UCSF with support from @MooreFound and a panel of national experts.
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We are proud to have partnered with industry leaders on the development of @GoodDx_org, a collection of resources and tools that empower healthcare organizations to measure diagnostic performance, provide feedback, and improve accuracy. Learn more: gooddx.org/
Diagnostic recalibration can only occur when clinicians learn from their prior diagnostic performance. GoodDx.org is the first free online library that makes finding diagnostic feedback resources easy, paving the way toward diagnostic expertise.
Diagnostic feedback is critical to achieving diagnostic excellence and better patient care. GoodDx.org, an online library of diagnostic performance feedback resources, helps diagnosticians easily find tools that align with their mission toward diagnostic excellence.
In case you missed it: GoodDx.org, the nation’s first free-to-use, online library of curated resources for diagnostic performance feedback launched last week. Check our website out to join a community dedicated to diagnostic excellence.
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Congratulations and thanks to Ben Rosner and the UCSF team for compiling all of these resources. Improving calibration would be a HUGE help in addressing diagnostic error, and GoodDx has all the tools and ideas you'd need to help make that happen.#improvedx;
Looking to find and implement diagnostic performance feedback tools? Want to join a community of healthcare professionals committed to diagnostic excellence through diagnostic feedback? Check out the new GoodDx.org today!
Looking to find and implement diagnostic performance feedback tools? Want to join a community of healthcare professionals committed to diagnostic excellence through diagnostic feedback? Check out the new GoodDx.org today!
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Pleased to mark the launch of GoodDx.org, a novel, free-to-use library of resources that offers feedback to MDs about their diagnostic performance. Led by @UCSF's Ben Rosner @CLIIR_UCSF & generously supported by @MooreFound, w/ partner orgs below. Follow @GoodDx_org
Thank you to all of our partner organizations for their help in making GoodDx.org possible!
Q: Can you guess what these organizations have in common?
A: All contributed to the launch of GoodDx.org, a free-to-use site of implementable resources that can be used to provide dx performance feedback. Led by Ben Rosner @CLIIR_UCSF, support from @moorefound
Diagnostic feedback is critical to achieving diagnostic excellence and improving patient care. GoodDx.org, an online library of diagnostic performance feedback resources, helps diagnosticians find tools that align with their mission toward diagnostic excellence.
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Big day! Our team @ucsfhealth has launched GoodDx.org. Helps solve the crazy fact that doctors don't get #feedback about the diagnostic journeys of their patients. Lots of good resources on the site. Let's solve this problem! @MooreFound @DanielYangMD
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We're excited to announce the launch of GoodDx.org, a novel, free-to-use library of resources that can provide feedback to MDs about their diagnostic performance. Follow along @GoodDx_org!
Just launched! Check out GoodDx.org, the nation’s first free-to-use, online library of curated resources for diagnostic performance feedback. GoodDx was developed by @UCSF with support from @MooreFound and a panel of national experts. Making diagnosis better.























