@SherryYuMD

Dermatologist & Mohs Fellow @YaleDerm | creative solutions for hospital efficiency & quality | @PanFabBoston | former BWH Deland Fellow & resident @HarvardMed

 New Haven, CT
Joined May 2018
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The @PanFabBoston team started its work about a year ago in response to #COVID19 related shortages of #PPE at @BrighamWomens. A primary goal at PanFab was to engineer solutions to the PPE crisis in real time using technology like #3Dprinting. 1/
Harlan Krumholz@hmkyale16 Mar 2021
The @medrxivpreprint team is looking for stories about how the existence of a clinical science #preprint server has made a difference to you. Looking to understand better the impact. @jsross119 @cshperspectives @JohnRInglis @TheoBloom @HindleSamantha
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Does private equity ownership impact wait times in derm? Our study on Insurance Acceptance & Wait Times in Derm in @JAMADerm led by Andrew Creadore w/support frm @SheenaDesai3, @sara_j_li, @CJoyceBiostats, @JackResneckMD &senior author @KiraSeiger. 🧵1/9 jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Big thanks to Dr. Fauci and our panelists for an illuminating @harvardmed Grand Rounds this morning on the Public Health and Scientific Challenges of #COVID__19, who cautioned us about underestimating the potential of the #pandemic. Watch here: partners.mediasite.com/media…
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@NEJM8 Sep 2020
Increasing the proportion of SARS-CoV-2 infections that are asymptomatic with the simple public health measure of universal masking might help make the infection less deadly and increase population-level immunity without severe illnesses and deaths. #COVID19 #SARSCoV2

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Lack of trust undermines our ability to work together to fight against Covid. That's why we must base decisions on science and insist on complete transparency on data and process.
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Our @PanFabBoston work featured in @harvardmed News & Research highlighting the power of interdisciplinary collaboration in developing innovative solutions to solve PPE shortages. @bwhdermatology @BrighamWomens @HarvardMIT_CRS @HiTSatHarvard
Greater Boston Pandemic Fabrication Team@PanFabBoston4 Sep 2020
The @PanFabBoston team was featured in @HarvardMed News & Research! hms.harvard.edu/news/fabrica… cc: @HarvardMIT_CRS @HiTSatHarvard

Fabricating COVID-19 Solutions

PanFab responds, meets necessity with innovation

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Very proud to be part of the team doing this work- so many factors to consider when deploying disinfecting products at your institution. Thanks @PanFabBoston
Greater Boston Pandemic Fabrication Team@PanFabBoston2 Sep 2020
🚨NEW from the PanFab Team!🚨 Considerations for the Selection and Use of Disinfectants Against #SARSCoV2 in a Healthcare Setting academic.oup.com/ofid/advanc… via @IDSAInfo #OFID
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@KevinTyan1 fantastic leadership on this!
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If an asymptomatic contact tests positive, their contacts can be identified, warned, and quarantined. Not testing asymptomatic contacts allows Covid to spread. The CDC guidance is indefensible. No matter who wrote it and got it posted on the CDC site, it needs to be changed.
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Did you catch the @NPRHealth piece linking to research in @JAMANetworkOpen assessing strategies to safely open college campuses during the #COVID19 pandemic? #JAMANetworkInTheNews ja.ma/2CLwmfr
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Here's a new one. NP Swab PCR for virus negative; Antibody negative; Skin biopsy positive for #SARSCoV2 thelancet.com/action/showPdf… @TheLancet
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Our August update on visit trends during the COVID-19 pandemic just released. A few highlights in this thread. 1/ commonwealthfund.org/publica…

The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Outpatient Visits: Changing Patterns of Care in the Newest...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought dramatic changes to outpatient care delivery. This report describes visit trends from February 1 through August 1, 2020. By late June, several hot spots had emerged,...

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– at Cleveland, OH
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Mass General Brigham adopted universal #masking for staff in April and saw the rates of positive tests drop steeply. fal.cn/39Elx

Evidence is growing, but what will it take to prove masks slow the spread of COVID-19?

Numerous studies are building a compelling case for universal masking as a low-tech way to help reign in the spread of the coronavirus, and perhaps avoid the need for more painful restrictions.

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ACHE@ACHEConnect10 Aug 2020
After starting as President and CEO of @BeebeHealthcare in March, David A. Tam, MD, FACHE, was promptly dealing with COVID-19 challenges. Explore what David has learned in his first 100 days through our new COVID-19 Stories section of the digital edition of Healthcare Executive.

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We need to scale up surgical mask production and distribution.
Farzad Mostashari@Farzad_MD9 Aug 2020
1/ All masks are not the same, and it's hard to tell which ones work better, but this article provides some insights. First, "paper" surgical masks are really very very good. advances.sciencemag.org/cont…
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Science and innovation will help us beat COVID-19. Dr. Fauci explains why. b-gat.es/2DeXWS4

Anthony Fauci Explains Why the US Still Hasn’t Beaten Covid

The director of NIAID talks about vaccines, school reopenings, hostility toward science, and the lessons we’ll learn when (yes, when) we recover.

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@JAMA_current5 Aug 2020
The present harassment of health officials for proposing or taking steps to protect communities from #COVID19 must stop; instead, all efforts and attacks should be directed against the virus ja.ma/3a53XNx @MichelleM_Mello @jgreene2 @drJoshS
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