Pediatrician, Medical Educator, Sports Enthusiast
Joined April 2014
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Brilliant work @EvanDaltonMD 🙌
What factors help clinicians safely #deescalate (w/o physical restraints) at childrens' hospitals? Clinician attributes? Environment? Tech? Team communication? Staffing? Read here! #PtSafety #MentalHealth
@EvanDaltonMD @StephDoupnikMD
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Dearly beloved. We gather here today to remember the Match
@DEWeber_MDMEd @CincyIM @JournalofGME @jbcarmody @ssanten @holly_cw @DrDanSchumacher @Maya_Michigan @jbrafel
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#PHMFellowshipSpotlight: Train to be a leader in PHM at Cincinnati Children's.
✅ Fantastic faculty mentors in clinical and health services research, QI, med ed, informatics
✅ Peer Mentoriship
✅ Grad degree opportunities
@CincyPHMFellows
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Class and wisdom at 23 years old. Couldn’t have picked a better representative for our country at the World Cup. 🇺🇸
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A draw was a fair result, the energy of Adams & Mckennie was excellent & Pulisic showed his class at times. Harry Maguire was superb for England. No Foden 🤷♂️ #WorldCup2022
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Canada's 27-year-old defender Sam Adekugbe was a 74th minute sub against Belgium. Sam's mother Dee shared video of the moment he made his World Cup debut. So much joy and emotion. A timely reminder of all there is to love about the sport of football 🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️❤️
Absolutely ridiculous from FIFA. Human rights will always be more important than sports. espnfc.com/fifa-world-cup/st…
Game changer!
Peds hospitalists, we see you. We know that it's respiratory illness season, and it is rough.
Here's new data: proportion of children hospitalized with an LRTI who are diagnosed and treated for bacterial CAP across 42 hospitals
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#antibioticstewardship
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A common source of disappointment is recency bias: weighing the last week more heavily than the last year.
Zooming in on the immediate past magnifies slumps. Zooming out farther reveals upward slopes.
Progress is rarely visible at a snapshot in time. It unfolds over a lifetime.
Absolutely glorious work @esharpmd!
Parenting during GME isn't easy - many struggle with how to be a good doc & good parent. This Must Read may inform & influence policy. @JHospMedicine @esharpmd @tkazmers @WomenInPHM @UPMChospitalist @ChildrensPgh @UPMC @MotherinMed @FutureDocs @MSAyyalaMD
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Huge props to Jon Stewart for highlighting this incredibly important topic. The AAP supports gender-affirming care for all kids who need it.
Jon interviewed Leslie Rutledge, Arkansas Attorney General, about why her state banned gender-affirming care for minors - ignoring the guidelines of major medical organizations and taking the decision out of parents’ hands. Watch the full interview on @AppleTVPlus
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How we define success is a source of happiness we control.
105 studies, 70k ppl globally: valuing extrinsic over intrinsic goals predicts lower well-being.
Seeking fame, money, or beauty is a bottomless pit. Pursuing growth, kindness, trust, and health is a path to flourishing.
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📢 “The responsibility to promote change cannot fall on the shoulders of women”‼️
Honored to have our work published in @aap_hpeds AND highlighted by this 🔥💣🔥commentary from some of my all-time 🤩 idols
Thank you @DrJessieAllan @ShikhaJainMD @reshmajagsi @EShaughnessyMD
🛠️ Fixing the System: Strategies to Support Women in Academic Medicine 🛠️
Excited to share this piece in @aap_hpeds with my co-authors, the 🐐's @ShikhaJainMD @reshmajagsi @EShaughnessyMD
#WomenInMedicine #WIMStrongerTogether #HospitalPediatrics
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Absolutely brilliant. Get your colonoscopies!
I made a bet. I lost. But it still paid off. @LeadFromBehind @RMcElhenney @DrLaPook @NYULangone @RMcElhenney
Really cool study
Seems like training is often what you make of it and the people around you can make a huge difference!
If you survey medical students right after Match Day, the happiest and most satisfied ones are those who matched higher on their rank order list.
But ask them again 3 months into intern year, and everyone is indistinguishable.
From:
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ALT Figure 1 from the linked article, showing average happiness and life satisfaction ratings from a survey of medical students right after Match Day. Those who reported greater happiness and life satisfaction matched higher on their rank order list.
ALT Figure 2 from the linked article, showing average happiness and life satisfaction ratings from a survey of residents 3 months into intern year. Happiness and life satisfaction had no relationship to where a resident matched on their rank order list.
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When you follow a leader, consider what would lead you to withdraw your support.
If the answer is nothing, your integrity is in jeopardy. Your highest loyalty belongs to principles, not people.
No leader deserves unconditional love. Commitment is earned through character.
What an absolute boss! Impactful study with immediate ramifications for practice.
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Falling short of a goal doesn't mean failure. Often it's progress.
14 experiments, 10k people: people counted results that didn't meet targets as losses—even if they were gains.
The key measure of success isn't reaching your destination. It's improving from your starting point.
