
Primary Care Internist, Clinician Educator, Clinic Director. Tweets are my own #medtwitter @ekdsnyder@med-mastodon.com
Birmingham, AL
Joined August 2008
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Thanks for sticking around @GIMaPreceptor safe travels home!
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I am so excited about this! If you are at #APDIMFall22, it will be worth the early wake-up
The way I am looking forward to this talk at #APDIMFall22 tomorrow morning!
Me, my friend @TheRealDoctorT, & our new friends in the audience
No platitudes, no hyperbole. Premium take-home ideas
Cannot wait!
So appreciate this recognition on inbox management for residents- not all FACULTY are good at this, may need skill building too #APDIMFall22 @JessicaMurphyMD @RossHilliard
Excited to have this work published- was a surprising finding in our gender bias work that we were able to follow. So proud to be part of the @GenderEquityMed team!
Out in @JournalGIM: Our study of gender, race/ethnicity, & assessment in GME found differences in the trajectory of IM-In Training Exam (ITE) during training associated with gender and race/ethnicity. A quick review…
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#heybhmdj would love to hear How you Like me now, by The heavy during Korfball tonight
Congratulations to @EricWallaceuab1 we are so fortunate to have you @UABDeptMed
Way to go @UAB_NRTC @EricWallaceuab1 for being named @UABHeersink 2022 Dean’s Excellence Award winner in Service for your transformative work in teleheath! 💻 loom.ly/piXlZI8
As we head to the polls in AL today, access to health care for all Alabamians seems that it might rise to the top of the list of voter concerns. Wouldn’t know it by the commercials, mailers, and photo ops I’ve seen this Spring.
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We went there. Following up our @GenderEquityMed @JAMANetworkOpen multicenter study on gender bias in resident assessment (bit.ly/3lE0koq) we wanted to shine a light on race/ethnicity bias in assessment. Our new paper, out now in @AcadMedJournal (bit.ly/3wGl5Gk)
Out now in @AcadMedJournal: We found race/ethnicity was a significant factor in faculty assessment of resident performance. Our study has generated conversation so let's review the study... bit.ly/3LzXUBD
So very proud to be part of this @GenderEquityMed team, and appreciate the attention and conversation around this study.
Out now in @AcadMedJournal: We found race/ethnicity was a significant factor in faculty assessment of resident performance. Our study has generated conversation so let's review the study... bit.ly/3LzXUBD
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So excited for our new ACGME approved #AddictionMedicine Fellowship @UABDeptMed. Our team, led by @LeahLeisch, is recruiting applicants for July ‘22. Spread the word. Inquiries to [email protected] @cappi_uab @UAB_ID @UABGIM @UABAnesResident @uabfcm @UABOBGYN @UABEmergencyMed
Shout it from the rooftops @primarycarechat
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My people! #bestregion @ryankraemr
In which a long time, inspirational primary care doc outlines all the ways our health systems are not aligned with the care that we know patients want and physicians want to provide. Thanks @GIMaPreceptor - will keep agitating to get there
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So my resolution lately is to Find Joy- see those moments, name them, and feel them. As us usual, Better then I ever could, @gradydoctor captures the reason why
Absolutely with @Bmayzing on this. Currently working on a project to see if his (our) hunch that we call women and URiM trainees under confident more than others
“Needs more confidence” is my least favorite #feedback. A Twitter rant: what are you telling people? …. It’s like telling people with anxiety to “worry less”. A waste of time and ultimately makes people just feel bad. #meded #MedTwitter 1/X
I’m struck by how many of these are about the team (and I ncluding the patient in that team). Even though I saw this as a student, I don’t think I realized how critical team development/growth was to everything.
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UAB, in partnership with other academic centers in Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, will establish the Deep South Center to Reduce Disparities in Chronic Diseases with a grant from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities.
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