Chief Resident at MGH/BWH Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency @EMRES_MGHBWH | Committed to combating the adverse social determinants of health.
Boston, MA
Joined May 2019
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Check out this coverage of our study on adverse social determinants of health from @GoHealio
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People with adverse social determinants of health (social risk) who would like assistance (social need) are more likely to utilize the ED. We used Medicaid claims and survey data to learn more. @m_e_s_k @CashRebeccaE @anne_thorndike @EMRES_MGHBWH
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Our latest paper from @BWHEmergencyMed shows transfers from academic centers to community hospitals aren’t always equitable sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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@EMRES_MGHBWH @EMDocinTraining Katie Mayes giving a great talk on social risk, need, and ED utilization
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HAEMR representing at the @SAEMonline New England Regional Meeting today! #HAEMRStrong
Honored to share this work on the association between social risk, social need and ED utilization as a plenary lecture at the New England regional meeting of @SAEMonline today! Work was led by @m_e_s_k, with team @CashRebeccaE, Schiavoni, Vogeli, @anne_thorndike and Camargo
Thrilled and honored to serve @EMRES_MGHBWH with two legendary co-chiefs, @VanniRod and @PatrickLowe9
Congratulations to our newest selection of chiefs, Drs. Katie Dickerson Mayes, Vanni Rodriguez & Patrick Lowe, also know as LVaD ❤️🫀 #haemrstrong
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New work led by @EMDocinTraining with @JSchuurMD.
In NHAMCS, we showed the huge stride EM has made in ⬇️⬇️urinary catheter use. And doing so despite increased pt complexity and care intensity.
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Between 2002 and 2019, urinary catheter use in US emergency departments overall and among hospitalized patients decreased by more than half, with much of the decline attributed to the decrease in catheter use without @CDCgov indications. ja.ma/3B938Cr #Research
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Congratulations to EM faculty Dr. Jeremy Faust and HAEMR resident Dr. Katherine Dickerson Mayes on their recent publication on #COVID-19 mortality in Massachusetts: bit.ly/3cr9D9Z @jeremyfaust @EMDocinTraining @EMRES_MGHBWH @JAMA_current #EmergencyMedicine
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Excess mortality in Massachusetts during Omicron was worse than Delta.
In all adult age groups.
#NotMild.
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ALT Figure from JAMA
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PGY2 Dr. Katie Mayes with two presentations today — one on the use of portable MRI and the second on the Ohiyesa Premedical summer Program for Native American students. @EMDocinTraining #HAEMRStrong
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Thought provoking presentations on SBO, AI/B-Lines, and simulation training for nerve blocks by amazing POCUS enthusiasts. @EMDocinTraining @NMDuggaNMD @CarrieDWalsh
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MGH PALS is now live! Saving the life of a child just got easier. In collab with the AHA & MGH/HMS, this is a free app for bedside pediatric resuscitations. Congrats to PGY-4s @AndyChuMD & @Mickbong PGY-2s @EMDocinTraining & Linda Johnson, & HAEMR alumn @JConleyMD! #HAEMRStrong
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Congrats to PGY2 Dr. Katie Dickerson Mayes @EMDocinTraining and @BrighamWomens EM Faculty @jeremyfaust who authored an opinion piece in @nytimes with @celinegounder on the importance of COVID vaccination in children.
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“Realize the choice is not ‘vaccinate or do nothing.’ It’s ‘vaccinate or eventually contract the coronavirus,’ and the risks that come with it.”
My latest with @celinegounder and @EMDocinTraining
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Thank you to the EM Fundamentals team from around the country for making this resource possible!
@ahnjam @AaronsonMD @GrigoriaSofia @cbabs4 @AndrewEyreMD @DFranzen119 @MGottliebMD @mdez1026 @Mickbong @tjaffe @elewMD @KristinLewis214 @zayirmalik @EMDocinTraining @RmaahMemon
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Our study is out!
Mortality From Drug Overdose, Homicide, Unintentional Injuries, Motor Vehicle Crashes, and Suicide During the COVID-19 Pandemic.
ja.ma/3v9n7LY via @JAMA_current part of @JAMANetwork @hmkyale @ml_barnett @Andy_DCA @EMDocinTraining @ZhenqiuL
Finished up an amazing #SAEM21 in the morning and went for an incredible hike in the afternoon. I miss my people, but virtual conferences aren’t all bad! @SAEMonline
