
Pediatric Hospitalist @nationwidekids in Columbus, Ohio. All tweets are my own
Columbus, OH
Joined June 2018
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Michael Perry, MD retweeted
What are the top 20 ideas to advance diagnostic safety research over next 5 years? Check out results of our systematic research priority setting exercise led by @LauraZwaan81 @JournalGIM link.springer.com/article/10…
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
A nice "master list" of #journals that publish #MedEd scholarship...
aamc.org/media/22436/downloa… @AAMCtoday
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Today, Leapfrog announced Recognizing Excellence in Diagnosis, a new national initiative to publicly report & recognize hospitals for preventing patient harm due to #dxerror - partnering with @ImproveDX @HardeepSinghMD @MarkGraber @JMatthewAustin
bit.ly/3t1K3w2
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
The implementation of a new safety principle at @nationwidekids focuses less on what goes wrong and more on what goes right. childrenshospitals.org/Newsr…
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Why has the United States handled this pandemic so badly? The Editors note that although we came into this crisis with enormous advantages, our current political leaders have demonstrated that they are dangerously incompetent.
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Getting excited for this event!
Visit our Resident Diversity and Inclusion Coalition Events page for more info on the full webinar series and to access the links for FREE registration: nationwidechildrens.org/RDIC…
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"You can peer review something that is a bad study."
-Fauci dropping truth bombs
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
Lastly: This study showed that there is a disparity in income between female and male pediatricians.
“Gender Differences in Earnings of Early and Midcareer Pediatricians” by Dr. Mary Frintner et al. @AAPJournals
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3150…
#PHM20Virtual #GenderEquity #PHMTop10
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
Are there strategies we can use to reduce diagnostic errors in the COVID-19 era? @TGandhi_Safety @HardeepSinghMD @bcmhouston @IQuEStHouston @vahsrd @VAResearch @PressGaney @BCMDeptMedicine et al explore here: fal.cn/38Jx9
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
Today our staff and their families gathered at Nationwide Children's locations for 8 minutes and 46 seconds in memory of George Floyd's tragic death and to support his daughter and the health equity of all black children impacted by racism.
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
Racism: The important conversation every parent should have with their children. bit.ly/3eFiiRX
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
Current Issue: Pediatric Clinician Comfort Discussing Diagnostic Errors for Improving Patient Safety: A Survey dlvr.it/RWxNWS
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
It is not too late to get the flu vaccine! Around 80% of all flu cases occur in January, February, and March. Children 6 months of age and up should get the flu vaccine to reduce their risk. #FightFlu
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
Diagnostic errors affect more than 12 million Americans each year.
Yet diagnostic errors are the bottom of the iceberg of patient safety. Because diagnostic errors are discovered in hindsight and not routinely tracked, they remain hidden. Learn more: bit.ly/2Ulo4xo
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
ICYMI: According to research released earlier this year, one-third of malpractice cases that result in death or permanent disability stem from an inaccurate or delayed diagnosis, making it the number one cause of serious harms among medical errors. bit.ly/35F4Qt4
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
For the first time ever, in 2019, women comprise the majority of total medical school enrollment (growing from 47% in 2015 to 50.5% in 2019). aamc.org/news-insights/press…
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
Starting to draft a manuscript? Need a structured way to approach your writing? This classic "Practical Guide to Manuscript Writing" from @DrRonteufel @annielintzenich @dwillmd is a great starting point for #PedsHM researchers. #LearningToPRISResearch hosppeds.aappublications.org…
Michael Perry, MD retweeted
One way to reduce the risk of SIDS is to always put your baby to sleep on their back. Only 44% of parents do this at every sleep. Know the ABC's of Safe Sleep: bit.ly/33GxzgC #safesleep





























