I realized that the pandemic is starting to feel like it was a fever dream..I forgot we used plastic garbage bag gowns for PPE.. reused N95s (for several shifts) & that I would change into OR scrubs for fear of bringing COVID-19 home.. there were so many challenges I've forgotten
I have to say- after multiple conferences this year I feel so much more prepared to submit a manuscript! (Thanks for including my thoughts here @HarrisonReedPA !)
PAs face many barriers to publication and our lack of visibility in the medical literature hurts the profession. Luckily, conferences (like @AAPAorg 2023) can help. I explain how in this @doximity article:
opmed.doximity.com/articles/…
Excited to present twice at the @AAPAorg Conference this next week! Come join me Saturday morning for Research in Action and Wednesday for a discussion on Pediatric Sepsis Management in the ER!
#aapa2023 #physicianassistant #physicianassociate #pasdothat
Last week I presented our QI work! I shared our poster at the @AcademicPeds QI Pre Conference & then presented an oral abstract at this year's @PASMeeting. Grateful for the opportunity, both conferences were amazing! Hugely thankful for those humans who helped make it happen ❤️
Happy Doctors Day to all the incredible physicians I have been honored to be mentored by, work alongside, and collaborate with!
#DoctorsDay #physician #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #physicianassistant #physicianassociate
Courtney Titus retweeted
I’m excited to participate in @aapaorg #AAPA23, their national conference, in Nashville! I will be speaking about the future of healthcare to an audience of #PhysicianAssociates who go beyond for patients every day. Looking forward to it! #PAsGoBeyond
Announcing the first of two Main Stage Events at #AAPA23! 🎉“The Future of Healthcare: How Trends in Research, Technology and Innovation are Redefining the Patient Experience” features @gitanjaliarao, @johngerzema, and @JamieMetzl. Read more! bit.ly/40xaQ3o
I got this in my email last week from @AAPAorg and couldn't be more proud of my profession.
When a professional conference holds its presenters accountable in effort to reduce structural racism in medicine, it's a step in the right direction.
Proud to say I found out today that I'll be giving an oral presentation at the Pediatric Academic Society conference in April this year! I'll be discussing our #qualityimprovement data showing how we improved antibiotic timeliness in pediatric sepsis ! #pas2023
PAs! If you are attending #aac23 then you definitely want to connect with this group ⬇️! Also side note I have total NOLA FOMO 😘
Please rsvp and join a joint sponsored lunch in New Orleans #ACC23 from @APAC_Cardiology and the African American Heritage PA Caucus. #NoLa @lross246 @esperioninc #PhysicianAssociate
#lipids #BPA
Amy E. Simone
Camille Dyer, MS, PA-C, AACC, DFAAPA
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Courtney Titus retweeted
Seeing how much the world accepts that it’s impossible to move on after watching CPR really makes me think about how we (medical professionals, especially those who work in Emergency departments) are expected to just move on immediately after a code.
Thankful for a career that allows me to put food on the table but I can't help but wonder how some families are surviving..
Thankful for an incredible and dedicated team- it's amazing what can happen when people from multiple disciplines get together to make our patients lives better ❤️
Twice this week I presented our work "Standardizing Sepsis Huddles to Improve Antibiotic Timeliness in Sepsis Alerts".
It's been two years in the making and I'm so thankful for the many incredible people who helped make it a success. Next step is publication!
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