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Maria de Miguel retweeted
ACP agrees with @CMSgov on the importance of primary care & primary care physicians. We believe that a robust primary care workforce can help to address physician shortages & underscore the value of primary care for patients, communities, & the health care system as a whole.
“It’s been very important to me… to support primary care because it really serves as a cornerstone and foundation for how we want to innovate, to provide whole-person care to everybody in our country.” - @drmeenasesh, Center for Medicare Director at @CMSGov
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Dinner with GIM Faculty and GPC residents was a blast! Celebrating our teamwork, community, advocacy and selfie skills 💪🙌🩹🥳 #SGIM2024 #ProudToBeGIM @mlypson @MDMariadeM @Ian_Kronish @InesRA177 @DanielleRRome @DocMartins94 @NadiaLiyanage @suraj_shah28 @erinyrieger
Maria de Miguel retweeted
Congrats to Dr. Elizabeth Oelsner, Herbert Irving Associate Professor of Medicine at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, on receiving her PhD yesterday from @ColumbiaMSPH 🎓🤩
Maria de Miguel retweeted
WOW - Check out the crowd of Seniors listening to @ColumbiaMed Internal Medicine Resident Dr. Lyle Dershowitz (on his outpatient AIM rotation) talk about constipation after their #SeniorsAIMhigh @TheArmoryFndn workout. This is community health education at its best! @MDMariadeM
No Tuesday snooze-daying over here! Our seniors are back at it this morning. 💪
@CUMC_GCA @ColumbiaMed @NeighborsHub
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Today at 4PM, don't miss @CPSolvers Primary Care VMR with Columbia faculty @MDMariadeM and PGY-2 @suraj_shah28!!
#MedTwitter, we’re pleased to bring you another Primary Care VMR!
We will hear @MDMariadeM discuss a case presented by internal medicine resident @suraj_shah28!
We can’t wait to see you on Monday, March 18 at 7PM EST-- bit.ly/31LWIKg
Maria de Miguel retweeted
#SGIM2024 here we come!! Excited to see Drs. Robles Aponte, Phifer and de Miguel present their poster "Evaluating a Service-Learning Curriculum in an Internal Medicine Residency Program" PS2-049 Thursday 5/16 10:00-11:30 AM @inesRA177 @MDMariadeM
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📣#SGIM2024 Clinical Vignette: Jacob Dubner MS4 and Drs. Arace, Song, Dershowitz & de Miguel presenting this afternoon at Poster Session 3 5-6:30 (PS3-173) @MDMariadeM @mlypson @subanichandra
Maria de Miguel retweeted
How much more evidence do people need to recognize that private equity is terrible for healthcare? This is sickening.
“Private-equity investment in nursing homes has grown from about $5 billion at the turn of the century to more than $100 billion today. The results have not been pretty.”
👉theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
Maria de Miguel retweeted
In 2021, premature death from cancer was about 41% higher among Black New Yorkers compared to the citywide average—higher than the rates among Asian, Latino, and White New Yorkers. One of the goals of #HealthyNYC is to reduce this driver of declining life expectancy.
While deaths from screenable cancers have declined since 2015, disparities persist, with Black New Yorkers having higher rates compared with the citywide average. We're working to reduce disparities in screenable cancer deaths: nyc.gov/healthynyc #HealthyNYC
ALT Line chart showing deaths due to screenable cancers in NYC by race/ethnicity. Text reads: In 2021, the rate of premature death from cancer was about 41% higher among Black New Yorkers compared to the citywide average. Deaths from screenable cancers have declined nearly 20% since 2016. We also want to reduce disparities among racial and ethnic groups. Healthy N Y C logo.
Maria de Miguel retweeted
Second Generalist Primary Care Track happy hour of the new academic year! Meeting new GPC interns, catching up & recharging for the new year @MDMariadeM @MHaerizadeh @DanielleRRome @suraj_shah28
Amazing to see so many wonderful Columbia Medicine alumni out in the world doing great work! Congrats to Andrew and Vera on a beautiful wedding. So grateful to have been a part of an amazing gathering.
Maria de Miguel retweeted
Residents, if you interview with a private practice, always ask if they're interested in selling to private equity. If they say no, politely ask if you can give them a polygraph. If they pass the polygraph, consider engaging in a bit of light torture to make absolutely sure.
Maria de Miguel retweeted
“This is a racial justice issue. Black women are more than two times as likely to be evicted as white tenants in New York State,” said CVH Executive Director @juanita_lewis81.
@AndreaSCousins @CarlHeastie: Pass #GoodCause & #HAVP!
via @The_Bronx_Daily
bronx.com/1000-tenants-march…
Maria de Miguel retweeted
It seems pharmacy benefit managers don’t like that people are learning about their little shadow operation. Pharma is a problem, but insurance owned PBMs (optum, caremark, etc) are pulling the strings. Won’t somebody think of the vertically integrated billion dollar corporations?
Maria de Miguel retweeted
Únese a @Behind_the_Book para celebrar la Fiesta del Libro Primaveral y reciben libros gratis!
Cuando: sábado 3 de junio, 12 a 4pm
Lugar: Mitchell Square Park, 166 St. y Broadway
@NeighborsHub
Maria de Miguel retweeted
New in @JAMA_current.
“From 1999-2020, Black Americans experienced 1.63 million excess deaths & 80 million excess years of life lost vs. White Americans.
After progress in reducing Black-White disparities, improvements stalled and worsened in 2020.”
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Maria de Miguel retweeted
Plants and plant-forward diets are key to our future as a city, nation, and planet. Healthy diets, full of fresh, whole foods, are key to healthier, longer lives and preventing a range of chronic diseases, including diabetes, heart disease, and hypertension.
Today we announced a new campaign that urges New Yorkers to put plants on their plates and adopt a healthy balanced diet full of whole foods. Eating a diet with lots of plants can improve health and help manage or reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes: on.nyc.gov/42WTXjG
ALT Photo of two people looking at the camera and smiling. In the background, the air is full of vegetables, seeds, beans and nuts. Text reads, “Eat a whole lot more plants. Eating mostly plant foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains and beans is good for your health and can help manage or reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes.”