
Editorial Director for @NEJMCatalyst
Boston, Mass.
Joined July 2009
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with Amy Merlino, MD, Enterprise Chief Medical Information Officer at Cleveland Clinic, and Eric Poon, MD, MPH, Chief Health Information Officer, Duke University Health System.
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Looking forward as always, to attending the annual #IHIForum! Our Executive Editor, Namita Seth Mohta, MD, and our Editorial Director, Ed Prewitt, MPP, hope to see you in Orlando, December 10-13.
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Congratulations to Dr. See Kay Choong, Dr. Kuan Win Sen, Dr. Diarmuid Murphy, Kumari Shikha, and Santoso Erna, from Singapore’s National University Hospital and National University Health System, for winning the inaugural ICHOM–NEJM Catalyst Implementation Prize. #ICHOM2022
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As we move towards more and more disposables, time for those in US healthcare to start thinking hard and measuring sustainability. Via @nejmcatalyst
catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/1… – at Washington, DC
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.@StanfordHealth found that the Virtual Visit Track in its ED, which involves a remote physician consulting with low-acuity patients, is an effective alternative to in-person consultations.
catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/1… I #VirtualCare #EmergencyDepartment @nejmcatalyst
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"Be courageous to fly and fall" advises Tine Freese Decker, President & CEO of BHSH during an interview with @nejmcatalyst. Putting your purpose as a #healthcare provider first is the best way to be an #EffectiveLeader. Great article!
#LeadersInHealthcare catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/1…
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Intriguing research on the emerging viability of virtual medicine in emergency room settings. #Patients had 1.9 hours of wait times compared with 4.2 hours for those in typical ED workflows, among other key findings below: @UCDavisHealth @NEJMCatalyst
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"The clinician burnout crisis ultimately stems from a failure of leadership. To provide high-quality, compassionate care for patients, health care leaders must provide high-quality, compassionate support for their staff."
Read more in @nejmcatalyst bit.ly/3BCzllV
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The @WestHealth Foundation's venture philanthropy grant-making and program related investments (PRI) decision-making is driven by a conviction that innovation is necessary, but not sufficient, to affect transformational change @shelleylyford @nejmcatalyst
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Situation préoccupante dans tous le pays.
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Zero Harm in Health Care | @nejmcatalyst catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/1… worth reading particle by @TGandhi_Safety
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VIDEO: Get insights from @PCCInnovation's CEO @MiffSteve and Jacqueline Naeem, MD, Senior Medical Director/Program Director AHC, as they discuss the recent article published by the @nejmcatalyst on the Dallas Accountable Health Communities model.
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#VirtualCare tools are critical for closing care gaps for the most vulnerable patient populations without lowering the quality of care delivered or increasing short-term or long-term costs.
catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/1… I #DigitalHealth #SDoH #RemotePatientMonitoring @nejmcatalyst
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The October 2022 issue of NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery offers insider views and innovative practices to address the problems of health care: nej.md/3dsNBV0
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@nejmcatalyst study shows…
“The cause of ED crowding is misaligned healthcare economics that pressures hospitals to maintain inefficient high inpatient census levels, often preferencing high-margin patients”
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#WIMStrongerTogether
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What a fabulous webinar!!
@ThomasHLeeMD @dlubarskymd @DrWalterClair Tina Freese Decker @raffasadun and Tim Ferris @nejmcatalyst
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Pandemic also highlighted fragility in health care: even the smallest detriment has biggest impact.
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Cogent piece by @PatrickConwayMD in @nejmcatalyst - those of us in acute care medicine need to integrate deeply with our primary care colleagues to move our interventions upstream to the virtual spaces and the home. S/o @DispatchHealth for paving the way! catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/1…
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Great read. The Future of Home and Community Care: catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/1… via @nejmcatalyst, @PatrickConwayMD




















