First live event for MicroSkills: Small Action, Big Impact is at main branch New York Public Library NY Public Library; April 17th! Moderated by Jill Schlesinger CFP, Emmy & Gracie Award Winning CBS News Business Analyst. @ResaELewiss Jill Schlesinger NYPL Events eventbrite.com/e/author-talk-…

Honored to be named among the National Hispanic Medical Association and National Hispanic Health Foundation (NHHF) 's "40 Under 40", aimed at recognizing individuals working to advance Hispanic/Latino/a/x health within healthcare. nhma.memberclicks.net/40under40

Original Article: “Promotion of Influenza Vaccination in the Emergency Department” by Robert M. Rodriguez, MD, et al. eviden.cc/4ajX0pI Melanie Molina, MD MAS Kelli O'Laughlin, MD, MPH Graham Nichol PAPR Princess, MD James Ford, MD UCSF Research - Department of Emergency Medicine #EmergencyMedicine

Proud to be a part of this department and to be surrounded by such inspiring colleagues blazing the trail for the rest of us. 🙌🏼

I’d like to share a career changing opportunity for clinicians who are interested in training to become leaders in healthcare. The National Clinician Scholars Program (NCSP) is a two-year fellowship program in healthcare research, policy, and leadership.

Thank you Vidya Eswaran for allowing Zuckerberg SF General Hospital & Trauma Center to participate in this important work.

Incredibly grateful to NIDAnews for funding my K23 on the first go, and to my inspiring and supportive mentorship team Laura Julia Adler-Milstein @CourtneyRLyles! Where are my NIH-funded Latina researchers in emergency medicine at? 🙋🏻‍♀️ UC San Francisco UCSF School of Medicine UCSF Department of Emergency Medicine

Huge congratulations to my amazing mentor Hemal Kanzaria, MD MSc for receiving the Terry A. Patinkin, MD, Endowed Professorship in Health Equity. Incredibly well deserved! 👏🏼👏🏼 UCSF Health UCSF Department of Emergency Medicine #healthequity #emergencymedicine

Thrilled to collaborate with Lisa Rotenstein MD on a JAMA Network Open commentary where we discuss the implications of a study that quantifies ED physicians' EHR use and associated factors. Shout out to Mark Iscoe and @Ted_Melnick for spearheading this work! tinyurl.com/5tamzbw7

Great to write this commentary with UCSF DoC-IT and Harvard Medical School colleague Melanie Molina, MD MAS in response to @Ted_Melnick's thoughtful study on EHR audit logs in the ED Commentary here: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… Main study here: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

‼️Last night, we hosted our first alumni event for Bay Area-based National CSP and RWJ CSP alumni! Thank you to everyone who joined us for an incredible evening of learning and connection! 🙌 Thank you Diana Robles, MD & TheSidewalkSchool for your invaluable talk on immigrant health.

Incredibly honored & grateful to join the Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program (AMFDP) supported by the RWJF. #emergencymedicine #sdoh #healthequity Shout out to Laura, Julia Adler-Milstein, Courtney Lyles and Amanda Sammann for their mentorship/guidance on this work

Excited to be speaking at the Empower conference, hosted by students at Harvard Medical School. The conference is geared toward pre-medical students who are historically underrepresented in medicine, and it is FREE. Pre-med students can register at hmsempower.org

In this qualitative study, EDs report variation in SDoH screening practices, skepticism of utility screening, and resource challenges. Implementation efforts should include funding to support identified patient needs. ja.ma/4i6RRWv Melanie Molina, MD MAS

Less than 1/3 of emergency departments screened for adverse social determinants of health, and 1/5 lacked response policies. ja.ma/3RvuwSB Melanie Molina, MD MAS

The quantitative complement to our qualitative work, which describes the national landscape of emergency department-based policies on SDOH screening and response.

We wrapped up orientation this week with an inspiring alumni panel! Our extraordinary alums shared the history of NCSP, their career paths, how they navigated their NCSP years, & how to get involved in our local and national alumni networks. Huge thanks to our amazing speakers!🙂

Proud to be a part of this work. Yet another example of how the emergency department can be leveraged for public health interventions.

We show LLMs perform better than physicians in summarizing patient clinical information from the EHR as one-liners. One-liners are essential in emergency medicine, where providers make high-stakes decisions with limited information. Ahmed Alaa Nikita Mehandru Niloufar B. Golchini