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Should residents & fellows bill?
A single resident can provide >$300k/yr in uncompensated care due to outdated @CMSGov rules.
Our @NEJM paper proposes a competency-based framework to capture this revenue, improve trainee pay, and offset massive debt. #MedTwitter #MedEd #GME
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🚨 MAKARY: “The microbiome is the biggest frontier of medicine that we are not talking about … Kids that got antibiotics in the first two years of life — 20% higher rate of obesity, 21% higher rate of learning disabilities … This is a byproduct of an altered microbiome.”
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So far Pierre is:
-repealing bill C69
-15% income tax cut
-capital gains tax cut
-cuts GST on homes (up to $1.3mm)
-defer capital gains if reinvested in Canada
-travel tax breaks for workers
-crime/catch-and-release reforms
-getting rid of annual alcohol tax increases (go back to 2017 levels)
-will build pipelines (repeal bill C69)
-TFSA top up
-deport criminals
-will protect dental & childcare programs
-was responsible for axing the carbon tax
His platform is about wealth creation.
He is running laps around Carney.
8.Prepare for the Interview 🕵🏻♂️
Don’t wait until invites arrive to start practicing. Get mock interviews and feedback early to refine your answers and confidence! You can find samples of interview questions. Personally I don’t believe in having set answers. I pride myself on being a genuine person that can think on their feet and I want to show the program who I am as a person and that I believe in myself. Make sure to prepare but don’t be a 🤖.
#ResidencyInterviews #ERAS
9.Stay Calm & Confident 💪🏽
This process can feel overwhelming, but trust in your preparation and hard work. Believe in yourself and what you bring to the table, there are so many opportunities for you to begin your career as a physician. Whether you’re a non-US IMG, US IMG or US grad there are spots available to you 👉🏼. You’ve got this!
#ERASPrep
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Today is #BellLetsTalk Day! One of the ways we can all take action is to learn about mental health organizations creating positive change for mental health in Canada…every day.
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In summary:
(1) Family time is limited—cherish it.
(2) Friend time is limited—prioritize real ones.
(3) Partner time is significant—never settle.
(4) Children time is precious—be present.
(5) Coworker time is significant—find energy.
(6) Alone time is highest—love yourself.
