Clinical psychologist, Iraq War veteran, #suicideprevention, #PTSD, clinician, researcher, @OhioStateMed, @OSUWexMed. All views my own.
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Craig Bryan, PsyD, ABPP retweeted
Wondering if you’re ready to start a clinical psych PhD? It’s competitive, which can often lead to unhelpful, advice (e.g., “work in a lab for two years”). Here’s my perspective on what makes a person ready for a funded PhD at a research univ, independent of age or stage. 🧵
I created a template response then saved it as a signature block option. All I had to do was hit reply and select the relevant signature block option.
Craig Bryan, PsyD, ABPP retweeted
As director of @OhioStateMed's Division of Recovery & Resilience, Legionnaire Dr. @craigjbryan is focused on improving #suicideprevention treatments & promoting recovery from #PTSD among #military/#veterans. He's our #BeTheOne podcast guest. legion.org/betheone/262320/i… @OhioState
And institutional conflicts of interest, too. University IRB members are paid by their institution and often make decisions that serve the interest of the university (eg, mitigate legal liability) rather than the purpose of protecting human subjects.
I have also thought about writing something about the lack of IRB accountability and oversight, especially as related to requirements that increase risk of harm to subjects.
Our HR constantly cites “equity” to justify paying ppl less. Equity is never cited to pay ppl more.
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I wish suicide prevention advocates understood these basic concepts of screening. Blind allegiance to “more screening” has worked against suicide prevention efforts in more ways than we realize.
I am begging people to understand that almost every test on the planet has something called "false positives," which means a risk that a result of the test is WRONG. A WRONG result can lead to necessary fear, worry, and at worst, unnecessary INVASIVE procedures or even unnecessary surgery. The chance of someone getting a false positive goes down when the person is at a higher risk of having an actual problem (ie. A specific SYMPTOM). This is called a higher "pretest probability." This is why doctors don't recommend everyone get every test all the time.
If you are a service member or veteran with recent suicidal thoughts of suicidal behaviors, you may be eligible to receive therapy at no cost as part of a research study designed to identify the most effective treatments for suicide risk. Email [email protected] to learn more.
More than 200 professionals on the front lines of preventing #veteran #suicide received vital new information, resources & support during the 3rd annual @samhsagov conference. legion.org/betheone/261902/e… via @HenryHoward @craigjbryan @DeptVetAffairs #BeTheOne #SuicidePrevention
Craig Bryan, PsyD, ABPP retweeted
More than 200 professionals on the front lines of preventing #veteran #suicide received vital new information, resources & support during the 3rd annual @samhsagov conference. legion.org/betheone/261902/e… via @HenryHoward @craigjbryan @DeptVetAffairs #BeTheOne #SuicidePrevention
Me: I’ve been a customer for 4 yrs and had autopay at my previous house. Can’t i just set that up for my new account?
@AEPOhio: no, you’re delinquent.
Me: but I paid you.
AEP: yes, you did
Me: so… can I set up autopay then and resolve this.
AEP: no. 🤷🏻♂️