@AnneSongMD

Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellow @PennMedicine via @PennPalliative, @PennIMResidents, @CleClinicLCM, @Yale | Believeland | Views my own.

 Philadelphia, PA
Joined April 2020
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CIR/SEIU@cirseiu17 Feb 2023
The resident and fellow physicians at @PennMedicine are unionizing!! UPenn housestaff would the first residents in Pennsylvania to unionize. We are determined to not only improve patient care at UPenn, but to set standards for what residency and equity in healthcare should be.
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@MHayes_MD @WrayCharles @AnneSongMD @releiter
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😔 Hospital visitor restrictions reduced caregivers' contact with the medical team, causing caregivers & patients emotional distress. Facilitating communication may benefit caregivers who cannot be present. doi.org/10.1002/jhm.12924 @anny_fenton #VisualAbstract: @ToledanesGian
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Joanna Hart@JHartMD6 Oct 2022
While a true pleasure to write this with friends @vitaincerta and @AnneSongMD …I really wish it didn’t need to be written in the first place.
Journal of Hospital Medicine@JHospMedicine4 Oct 2022
🙈 The impacts of visitation restrictions can be invisible. This editorial discusses the barriers some families experience to being at the bedside & a call to action to reform the inpatient healthcare delivery model & family-centeredness. shmpublications.onlinelibrar… @JHartMD
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I invite my fellow researchers to reflect a bit on why they might consider someone with a lived experience of a health condition researching it more biased than someone without. A short 🧵 1/9
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Anne Song retweeted
Joanna Hart@JHartMD17 Dec 2021
Time again to revisit hospital "visitation" (family presence) policies. @washingtonpost @angelahaupt recently ran a piece providing tips for how to manage as a family member when you're not allowed in washingtonpost.com/wellness/… Clinicians and health system leaders should do more 🧵

Hospitals are still limiting visitors due to covid. Here’s what you need to know.

Most hospitals are restricting the number of visitors because of covid concerns. Here are ways to still advocate for your loved one.

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Thank you, @releiter, for yet another incredibly thoughtful and important piece: "when we set societal expectations for a good death, we claim a command over nature that we don’t always have."
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“Rather than being concerned hope is so fragile it can be lost or so powerful it can overwhelm, remember hope is protective, if not necessary, for managing serious illness.” So grateful to write with ⁦@SchenkerYael⁩ ⁦@rabob⁩! #hapc #pedpc jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…

Holding Hope for Patients With Serious Illness

This Viewpoint explains the complex emotion of hope and provides guidance to clinicians for supportively conversing about hope with seriously ill patients.

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Thank you, @JHartMD, for this important piece advocating for a return to patient- and family-centered care: "Family Presence for Critically Ill Patients During a Pandemic" journal.chestnet.org/article…

Family Presence for Critically Ill Patients During a Pandemic

Family engagement is a key component of high-quality critical care, with known benefits for patients, care teams, and family members themselves. The COVID-19 pandemic led to rapid enactment of...

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"Health care systems can now leverage knowledge and evidence gained over the first year of the pandemic to promote the safe return of families to the bedside, which will promote the well-being of patients, families, and physicians."
Incredible. And incredibly powerful. Thank you, @klharrisonPhD for “Making Space for Grief in Academia” ja.ma/3Dg2Zwa
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support groups and counseling.” Thank you will never be enough: @parulagarwalmd, @milimehtamd, @therealpenntb, @k8courtright, @Dingfieldl, @PennIMResidents ❤️
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@carriehomd 🙏🏼
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