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Wrote this piece on the dysfunctional incentives that the RVU system creates and the urgency of making it better
WIth @RanaAwdish and @ProfLenBerry
In @accpchest journal
It's short
authors.elsevier.com/c/1jkc5…
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Maybe we could stop shaming medical students for demonstrating basic compassion
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"My medical training in the 80s and 90s taught me to be reserved and distant from patients. After many years in practice, I now know that they deserve a personal relationship with their doctor."- @WesElyMD @GoldFdtn @VUMChealth @CIBScenter @RanaAwdish
tinyurl.com/3mesw5c9
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Aggies are different alright....
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Role of Kindness in Cancer Care (2017) by Leonard L. Berry, Tracey S. Danaher, Robert A. Chapman, and Rana L.A. Awdish. Journal of Oncology Practice.
You can read the full article here ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.120…
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Me this morning, to every patient transferred from the ICU to the pulmonary floor, “I am so impressed by your recovery. You have been through so much. You are so strong.”
♥️
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Key in choosing a mentor: Find one who is secure enough in their own sense of self and their own career achievements so that they are genuinely THRILLED when you succeed and are not diminished or threatened by your wins (or worse, try to take credit). #medtwitter
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On the final day of my 43 year surgical practice I called an anti-masker, ‘alternative-medicine’ patient a “freakin’ knucklehead”! It felt good. So fire me.
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A well wish for the #MedTwitter ...
May you be safe.
May you be happy.
May you be healthy.
May you be peaceful.
May you be aware that none of this is normal and what we expect of ourselves is not rational, and it's ok. Whatever IT is. Forgive yourself.
4/4
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.@RanaAwdish, MD, and @ProfLenBerry assert that "a generous organizational culture is imperative for delivering high-quality health care." bit.ly/37vv59k #JoyInWork #HCLDR
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A great piece by @EricTopol and @cuttingforstone, encouraging scientists and healthcare workers to tap into their rebelliousness and courage, and continue to speak up on behalf of science, reason, and love 🧪 🧠 ♥️ #MedTwitter
Our essay on the culture of fear in medicine and science, published today @ScienceTM @cuttingforstone
stm.sciencemag.org/content/1…
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Salesforce is giving all employees worldwide the day off to vote on Election Day. The best policy is not time-bound but will take into account the unique challenges facing voters this election cycle. Tell your CEO to give you Election Day off to vote.❤️ sfgate.com/news/article/Sale…
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We don’t need a high tech miracle as much as we need some people to believe in simple cause and effect.
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Watching healthcare workers on the @maddow show talk about their exhaustion and fear is so wrenching. How anyone can continue to behave recklessly in the face of this exploitation of our #healthcareworkers is something I will never comprehend. 1/3
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The best orgs make generosity a foundational principle of their culture...If HCWs witness and feel that generosity daily, so will patients and their families. Read more from @ProfLenBerry & @RanaAwdish ow.ly/b5LX50BXQ6L.
@maysbusiness @TheIHI @HenryFordNews @waynemedicine
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This is exactly the rhetoric that has put me, my family, and other government officials’ lives in danger while we try to save the lives of our fellow Americans. It needs to stop.
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At all costs #Trump must be stopped from appointing a Supreme Court judge before next election. At all costs Democrats must dig in & defend the legacy & dying wishes of Ruth Bader Ginsburg: “My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new President is installed.”
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This picture was painted in 1891 but still resonates today about the power of presence in medicine
Even when we feel like we can do nothing, we can still be there
#medtwitter
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Happy Father’s Day to every Father our there, espeicallly @ProfLenBerry who’s been supporting me my entire life. Love you Dad!





























