@JPShoup

Husband, father, physician, innovator | Views my own.

Joined April 2018
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(shameless self promotion) Great conversation going on over at @NEJMres360: Applying for Your First “Real” Job as an Attending resident360.nejm.org/groups/… @DukeIMChiefs #medtwitter
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Proud to be riding (virtually) with @BJC_HealthCare for @pedalthecause
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@pedalthecause has raised over $24M to fund research at @SitemanCenter @STLChildrens. You can donate here: mypedalthecause.org/donation…
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And can't wait to join on the roads for #ptc2020 This view is great but I bet it's better IRL. #ptc2019 @pedalthecause
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Well said!
Kevin Shah@kevin_p_shah16 Sep 2019
A painfully portrayal - but unfortunately with many truths. For value based care to succeed, we as physicians need to do more to drive change and self-regulate. If not it will be done to us. ⁦@azaleakim⁩ ⁦@TheWonkologist⁩ nytimes.com/2019/09/11/opini…

Opinion | Physician, Regulate Yourself (Published 2019)

If doctors won’t help fix the problems of health care, they shouldn’t be outraged when outsiders try to do it for them.

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“I need your eyes, Jill.” ....If the #EHR were a person in the room.
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Forget #VisualAbstract, #medtwitter articles should always be accompanied by GIF-laced #Tweetorials!
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Great snapshot of one corner of innovation in healthcare delivery. And the results are already promising 👇 xitter.cf/RahulRajkumar11/status… We need more payers to take the leap! nytimes.com/2019/08/26/busin…

Inside North Carolina’s Big Effort to Transform Health Care (Published 2019)

The state and its top insurer are pushing to pay health care providers based on whether they keep people healthy, not for each service they provide.

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Rahul Rajkumar
@RahulRajkumar1122 Aug 2019
Big news from @BlueCrossNC today! Average pre-subsidy ACA rates for #NorthCarolina individuals will decrease in all 100 counties, with a statewide 5.5% average rate decrease for 2020 #ACA individual plans. bit.ly/2020_aca_ratesA
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Want to know who is caring for you and your family when you are sick? Some pretty impressive doctors w/fantastic and inspiring stories. Check out the hashtag: #HappyImmigrantDocs.
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Better for patients, better for clinicians, better for system #quadrupleaim @AimeeZaas @JoelBoggan
Rebecca Berger 🇮🇱@RebeccaEBerger1 Aug 2019
Excited to (finally) share the results of our @MGHMedicine QI project where we found that hiring discharge schedulers increases appointment attendance. Good for patients, good for residents, good for health system! authors.elsevier.com/a/1ZUcr…
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Impressive results that are so important for our patients!
Rahul Rajkumar
@RahulRajkumar1131 Jul 2019
Replying to @RahulRajkumar11 @BlueCrossNC
Yes. You read that correctly. Decrease. Value-based care works - and we will continue to push the envelope as fast and hard as we can. Now is the time for payment innovation that can make health care better, safer and more affordable.
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Amazing teacher and mentor!
Duke GIM@Duke_GIM28 Jun 2019
Learn all about Med-Peds Specialist, Dr. David Ming, in this #FacultySpotlight medicine.duke.edu/medicinene…
Well, so long @dukemedicine. Truly the honor of a lifetime to train here for #MedPeds and serve as @vadurham #CRQS. Can't express my gratitude for the teachers, mentors and lifelong friendships I have gained. Excited to move on to join @BJC_HealthCare this summer.
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Fun to work on this with @JoelBoggan!
BMJ Quality & Safety@BMJ_Qual_Saf21 Jun 2019
Three key papers on quality improvement from the @BMJ_Qual_Saf “Top 10” 2018 are profiled by @JPShoup at our blog: ow.ly/uwmy50uJBv6
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Great perspective by @ClayDellMed on the financial difficulties facing AMCs trying to lead in the shift to value-based-care. "any changes threatening the margins from clinical care will affect the entire mission of an AMC" ja.ma/31J7JYg @azaleakim @kevin_p_shah
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Insightful reflections. Clinicians spend their careers identifying and addressing needs of others- and ignoring your own is considered a virtue. IMHO this tells us we need more practicing clinicians in leadership (not fewer administrators) to refocus our systems.
Danielle Ofri@danielleofri9 Jun 2019
"Corporate medicine has milked just about all the “efficiency” it can out of the system. But one resource that seems endless—and free—is the professional ethic of medical staff members.” My @nytimes op-ed about the daily exploitation of doctors & nurses buff.ly/2IqGWHs
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Yes! This is the kind of payer/provider/research collaboration we need!! #learninghealthsystem #wecanbebetter
Rahul Rajkumar
@RahulRajkumar118 Jun 2019
Replying to @ashishkjha @LauraBurke20
Want to study this using commercial data? You can use ours. cc @PatrickConwayMD @BryonyWinn
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Jenny Van Kirk@jvk2137 Jun 2019
Celebrating an incredible doctor, researcher, leader, mother, and friend with breakfast at Nosh. Congrats on a wonderful Grand Rounds and an even better year, Kara Wegermann! @JPShoup @BillMcManigle @azaleakim @DukeIMChiefs
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Sobering story for anyone considering changes in EHR
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Duke Kidney@DukeKidney4 Jun 2019
Winn Seay, current @DukeIMChiefs and #NephFellow to present @dukemedicine GR June 14th “Breaking the Glass to Flip the Class: A Call for Active Learning”
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