Infectious Diseases doc @mgh_id via @MGHBWHIDFellows @TulaneMedPeds @IcahnMountSinai. Modeling outcomes of infxns from IDU @mgh_mpec. Views mine. #GirlDad šµš·
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John Chiosi retweeted
A few yrs ago, ā¦@IDDoc1978ā© gathered a group of ID/SUD physicians ā¦@IDWeekmtgā©, & ID-CIRCUS was born: the ID Coalition for improving Care 4 ppl using Substances. This yr, Dr Madeline McCrary made us official with swag šŖ. This is the energy we need to transform care!
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Thrilled to welcome our new @MGHBWHIDFellows to @MassGeneralNews today! š On to @bwh_id tomorrow!
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Iām just a doctor, in a state w/o Medicaid expansion, trying to get access to long-acting, injectable buprenorphine for my patients. Between insurance access, prior authorizations, & pharmacy limitations, it shouldnāt be this hard 2 get lifesaving meds for ppl w/ addiction in AL
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It is so cool when you get to work with people fierce about health equity for people who use drugs. @KinnaThakarar @JayCdoesID @AyeshaAppaMD and Kathleen Fairfield, Jessica Brown, Amelia Goff, Chasity Tuell. INSERT FIRE EMOJI HERE x 3. academic.oup.com/cid/advanceā¦
John Chiosi retweeted
Excited to share new research out today @JAMANetworkOpen with @emilyhyle @aimaMDMPH @AnkurFactorial and team at @mgh_mpec. 1/8
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Join the next #NIDA #HIV Seminar on October 25 at 11 AM ET šļø with Dr. Monica Gandhi and Dr. Katerina Christopoulos from @UCSF discussing Long-Acting ART for Vulnerable Populations. loom.ly/bI6d_eM
ALT Graphic that reads: NIDA HIV SEMINAR SERIES. In red box, "'Long-Acting ART for Vulnerable Populations: Practical Considerations'" Wednesday, October 25 11:00 A.M. EDT Featuring guest speaker Monica Gandhi, M.D., M.P.H., Associate Chief in the Division of HIV, Infectious Diseases, and Global Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. Also featuring guest speaker Katerina Christopoulos, M.D., M.P.H., Professor of Medicine in that division, as well as an infectious disease physician. Learn more & Register: bit.ly/octoberhivseminar Images of Dr. Gandhi and Dr. Christopoulos on the right side with a red ribbon and NIDA HIV Research Program underneath.
John Chiosi retweeted
A new narrative review offers guidance on the care of patients exposed to #xylazine, or #tranq, an animal sedative that has made its way into the illicitly manufactured #fentanyl supply: ow.ly/7zKt50PVc3r
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Tennesseeās rejection of CDC EHE funding cannot be justified on clinical, epidemiological, economic grounds, MPEC investigators find. Presented by Dr. Ethan Borre as a late-breaking abstract @IDweekmtg
ALT Dr. Ethan Borre presenting at ID Week. Image includes presentation's conclusion slide, which reads: "Reallocation of HIV prevention funding in Tennessee (1) would greatly harm people at risk for acquiring HIV; (2) would confer minimal benefits for first-responders, pregnant people and survivors of sex trafficking; and (3) cannot be justified on clinical, epidemiologic, or economic grounds."
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Dr. Sarah Zambrano did an awesome job delivering her platform presentation on our use of dalbavancin in patients who use and do not use drugs at BWH, MGH, and NWH. #IDWeek2023
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Just pub in @JournalGIM - *Inpatient* #HCV treatment coordination and treatment was feasible and highly effective in achieving cure among hospitalized #PWID at our institution in Southeastern US.
@kate_lcsw @asherjs @Elainaaaaaaa
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John Chiosi retweeted
New publication from @UniversityMD_ID
Undertreatment of opioid use disorder in patients hospitalized with injection drug use-associated infections
journals.lww.com/aidsonline/ā¦ @AIDS_Journal @NIHClinicalCntr @EmoryUniversity @UAB_ID
John Chiosi retweeted
Among OPAT patients with active Hepatitis C, treatment prescription and sustained viral response rates were low. OPAT clinician time and infrastructure should be leveraged to treat concurrent Hepatitis C infection. doi.org/10.1093/ofid/ofad342
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The x waiver is officially dead!!!
With a stroke of the pen @POTUS has followed through on the promise he made at the State of the Union to:
āGet rid of outdated rules that stop doctors from prescribing treatments.ā
BFD, folks.
Kudos @RepPaulTonko šš½.
Itās time to #treatOUD. ā at Boston, MA
John Chiosi retweeted
Thank you to our Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion and Well-being Committees for hosting a fabulous Faculty & Fellow Mixer Event!
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When it comes to addiction, Americansā word choices are part of the problem statnews.com/2022/10/26/whenā¦ via @statnews
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#OPAT outcomes among people who use drugs #PWUD @shivn @UniversityMD_ID @WashUID @IDWeek2022 @IDSAInfo #IDTwitter #IDWeek2022 #MedTwitter
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Feeling powerless to harness the reachable moment when patients using stimulants are hospitalized with infection? Worried about patient-directed discharge?
Us too.
Check out my poster (virtually!!) describing our pilot of a novel adaptation of contingency management... 1/10
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We have the tools and community wisdom to address disparities in care, BUT we need greater $ and political investment. Hoping our research ā¬ļø can help guide and motivate.
New simulation modeling research presented at #IDWeek2022 finds that the life expectancy of non-Hispanic Black men who have sex with men and who acquire HIV is 6.3 years shorter compared with White MSM with #HIV in the U.S. Press release: idweek.org/news-and-press/ 1/3
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If you are at IDWeek (in person or virtual), come listen to Katie present her new research regarding why equity-focused efforts to improve HIV care are essential. 10/20 at 4p. @HarvardCFAR @mgh_id @harvardmed @katherinemrich
Katie Rich (@katherinemrich) will be presenting her and co-authors' research "Life-years gained among Black and white MSM with improvements in the HIV Care Continuum" on Thursday at 4 PM at #IDWeek2022!
@EmilyHyle @AnkurFactorial @aimaMDMPH @harvardmed