love #DAGs? want to simulate data based on your DAGs to better understand epidemiologic concepts? then check out this new Am J Epidemiology article from Matthew Fox, Roch Nianogo, Jacqueline E. Rudolph, & Chanelle J. Howe! #epimethods SER doi.org/10.1093/aje/kw…

Looking for a great place to train in any variety of #populationhealth research areas? Department of Population Medicine is home to several pre- and #postdoc fellowships in several clinical & research disciplines. Current opportunities: buff.ly/3s2CdSW #phdtwitter #epitwitter #MDtwitter

During my PhD, I got alot of unhelpful advice Now I'm a PhD supervisor, I know 💯 what I needed to hear 4 things every PhD student should know 🧵 #phdchat thoughtsofaphd PhD_Genie The PhD Story Happy PhD Supervisor PhDiva Refocused

New section on real-world data sources in Pharmacoepidemiology & Drug Safety. Please send your papers our way #RealWorldData #RealWorldEvidence International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Are you interested in joining a terrific team of researchers dedicated to improving health care delivery & population health? Join us! Department of Population Medicine is hiring project managers/coordinators, research analysts, fellows, and more. Learn more 👉populationmedicine.org/about/careers

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A new study led by Harvard Medical School's Ahmed Mukhtar Ahmed, MD & Department of Population Medicine's Xiaojuan Li finds that unionized health care workers earned better pay and benefits, though rates of unionization remain low. Online now in JAMA: buff.ly/3YOWmvp

Do health care workers benefit from unionizing? I asked myself this nearly 2 years ago and wanted to investigate. Today, that investigation was published JAMA . Short 🧵.

From 2009 through 2021, labor unionization among US health care workers remained low. Reported union membership or coverage was significantly associated with higher weekly earnings and better noncash benefits but greater number of weekly work hours. ja.ma/3YPPcHp

Online now in JAMA, led by Harvard Medical School Ahmed Mukhtar Ahmed, MD & Department of Population Medicine's Xiaojuan Li:

Huge congrats to Ahmed Mukhtar Ahmed, MD who spearheaded this work! And also to the amazing coauthors!

🆕Ainesh Sewak, Sara Lodi, Xiaojuan Li, Di Shu, Lan Wen, Ken Mayer, Douglas S Krakower, Jessica YOUNG, & Julia Marcus, PhD, MPH use EHR data to estimate causal effects of stochastic PrEP interventions on HIV incidence among men who have sex with men 🔗doi.org/10.1093/aje/kw…

Taking in the Measuring Key Deprescribing Variables from Electronic Health Records:  Challenges and Recommendations panel with Sascha Dublin, MD, PhD, Phạm Thanh Phương, Elizabeth A. Bayliss, MD, MSPH, @josh_niznik, & Xiaojuan Li #USDEN2023 #USDEN

Thrilled to have been selected as one of the US Deprescribing Research Network (USDeN) Junior Intensive Investigator (JII) scholars (2023-2024). Looking forward to learning and growing together! #USDEN2023

Work led by Department of Population Medicine's #NoelleCocoros w/Xiaojuan Li, #RichardPlatt, & colleagues is online in the latest issue of Clinical Trials. Check it out here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37322894/

Physicians-in-training can unionize, but how often do they? And what happens when they try? I pored over thousands of records to investigate these questions. Today, that investigation was published JAMA . Short 🧵.

#NowHiring: Department of Population Medicine is looking for a mid-career faculty member to develop & direct a new Center of Excellence in #MaternalHealth. ➡️For more info & how to apply: buff.ly/4dyet00 ➡️ About the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute: buff.ly/4buh0Xc

#NowHiring: Department of Population Medicine seeks a mid-career faculty member to direct Division of Health Policy and Insurance Research, as well as initiate and participate in collaborative #healthpolicy research w/departmental & external investigators. Position description/qualifications: buff.ly/4aH3YEW