Official Twitter for the Penn Center for Perioperative Outcomes Research & Transformation. @PennAnesthesia. Lowkey seaport stan account.
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Congratulations @PennCPORT Senior Scholar Gary Bass @garybassmd (@UPennTrauma) who lead the @estesonline Clinical Research Priorities for Emergency Surgery, a needs assessment & roadmap for future global outcomes research. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Looking at safety proactively, things do go right and we can learn from that! @PennAnesthesia @PennCPORT @drjensmyers @EvaDoherty @KenCatchpole
The One Safe Act activity elicited proactive safety behaviors of perioperative staff, identifying behavioral themes that may serve as the basis for individual practices of resilience and adaptability to promote patient safety. ja.ma/3KQrBkP @Justin_Ziemba @CaoiDuffy
Check out #NEW research from Penn CPORT faculty Emily Vail (@emilyvailmd) & Mark Neuman (@neumanmd)! @AST_info @CMSGov
🚨Publication Alert!🚨
Out today from @PennCPORT Co-Director @emilyvailmd & team: 1st nat'l study showing better transplantation outcomes from organ donors treated at dedicated recovery facilities. @Penn_Transplant @PennAnesthesia @UNOSNews @PennLDI
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Congratulations to @nualameyer & @emilyvailmd (@PennPulmonary) on being elected 2022 @atscommunity fellows!🎉 @PennCPORT bit.ly/3Xx9vr4
How do we define & measure IRB quality?
Recent work from @HollyLynchez, Whitney Eriksen& CPORT senior scholar Justin Clapp sheds light on current approaches & opportunities to improve. Read more here:
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New work out in @annalsthorsurg from CPORT senior scholar Emily Mackay & team: what determines whether intraop TEE is used for CABG surgery? Hospital practice pattern >> patient factors.
Excited to share @FAERanesthesia funded article in-press @annalsthorsurg. Hospital/surgeon practice pattern predicts Intraoperative TEE. Big thanks to co-authors, @STS_CTsurgery, and senior author @NimeshDesaiMD. Read the paper: annalsthoracicsurgery.org/ar….
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"The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the amazing things that can come out of a truly pragmatic clinical trial."
NEW Spotlight—Platform trials: the future of medical research?
Read more here: bit.ly/3Xndzdo
Congrats to CPORT Senior Scholar @garybassmd on this collection of important publications! @@PennLDI @UPennTrauma @pennsurgery @PennAnesthesia
Congratulations Gary Bass (@garybassmd) & Lewis Kaplan for their 4 linked publications in this month’s European Journal of Trauma & Emergency Surgery @estesonline exploring surgical current practice in acute appendicitis.
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Now online: A special issue on Structural Racism and Public Health
This issue covers a range of topics, such as housing and redlining, intersectional frameworks, criminal justice systems, maternal and child health, and more
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@PublicHealth
ALT The cover of this special issue is shown. Community historian Morris “Dino” Robinson, who helped shape the Evanston’s reparations initiative, points to the borders of the Fifth Ward, which was the area of Evanston the city’s Black citizens were forced to move to due to redlining between 1919 and 1969, in Evanston, Illinois.
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There's a rising need to challenge systems of oppression. More than 400 preemption bills were filed in state legislatures in 2021 and nearly 300 are being considered this year. 3/
ALT Illustration of a map of the America with the overlay of a chess board on it. A businessperson's hand is reaching over the chess board and holding a yellow piece with a dollar sign on it. The chess piece to the left of the piece being moved is grey and has the U.S. Capitol on it.
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Common sense is irreplaceable in medical practice. Yet appeals to common sense have also been invoked at one point or another to rationalize every now-debunked therapy, ranging from the simply ineffective to the outright dangerous. Beware the appeal to “common sense.” Trust RCTs.
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@UVaAnesthesia is looking for a Vice Chair of Education. Come join us @visitCville and enjoy family and academia friendly atmosphere we have in the department @MMazzeffi @KohanLynn @PeggyMcnaull @elmorbr @EbonyJHilton_MD @ASALifeline @SOAPHQ @AbaPhysicians uva.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
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Randomized Trials Versus Common Sense and Clinical Observation: JACC R... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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#PhysAnesWk23 starts today!
I am so proud to be a physician who specializes in #anesthesiology and perioperative pain medicine and grateful for my anesthesiology colleagues around the world who advance patient safety and outcomes through research & clinical innovation 👏🏽
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We are honored to host @RosauraOrengo as part of our 2023 Speaker Series on community engagement and partnership. 📣 Join us this upcoming Wednesday, 2/1, at 11am (ET) for this virtual talk.
RSVP and find out more ⤵️!
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Many observational studies fail because they don't properly emulate a target trial, not because of data limitations. Join @_MiguelHernan on Jan. 31 as he explains how observational data can be used when randomized trials don't exist: duke.zoom.us/j/91371698063?p…
ALT This image contains a headshot of Dr. Hernán about his session "Using Healthcare Databases to Learn What Works When No Randomized Trials Exist" with the Zoom link and password 156386.
Can’t stop won’t stop #Philly
Cool cover @Nature
Based on discovery that stop codons don't stop but code (in some protozoan organisms)
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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It was great to have Brian Bateman @stanfordanes visit us at @PennAnesthesia @PennCPORT today. Thank you for making the trip and sharing your insights on research, leadership & clinical care!
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Congratulations to UPHS CEO @kevinbmahoney on being named to @modrnhealthcr's 2022 list of the Most Influential People in Healthcare. Learn more about his impactful contributions and view the full list of inspiring leaders: spr.ly/60193BqRB #MH100Most
