Joel Boggan
@joelboggan
Hospitalist @ Durham VA | Assoc Prof & APD for QI/Pt Safety @dukemedicine | #SME @BMJ_Qual_Saf | he/him. Tweets my own & may not reflect views of employers
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26-07-2013 20:06:46
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Fantastic to see our paper in the #Top5 papers of 2023 in BMJ Quality & Safety : qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/early/… Vincent, Charles A Oxford ExpPsychology Read our related paper on pressures in surgery here: pssjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… It was a really interesting project to work on!
Big congrats to Utibe R. Essien, MD MPH of VACSHIIP, and Karen Goldstein and Joel Boggan of Durham VA Center of Innovation on their @SGIM Awards! We are so lucky to have all of these incredibly talented folks conducting research on behalf of our Vets. hsrd.research.va.gov/for_researcher…
New CMRs, does sending a pre-conference page increase morning report attendance? Tony Breu Zach Reese, MD and I found that yes, it does, but only a little: At VA Boston HC, paging led to a 4% ⬆️ in attendance, for a NNP (number needed to page) of 25: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38567300/
Emma Claire Phillips & Tallentire discuss mechanisms underlying routine versus prompted clinical debriefing (CD). Potential methods for how to positively influence the cultural shift required to accept and embed CD are summarised below. bit.ly/4cSFlHS
Firsthand insights from our Editor-in-Chief. Looking ahead. Bryony Dean Franklin shares our plans for 2024, including calls for papers related to: ❗ Striving for Equity ❗ Implementation Science ❗ Artificial Intelligence and more! #bmjeditors #bmjpublishingtips #bmjjournalinsights
Special guest talking to our Duke IM Residency interns at our Duke Department of Medicine intern retreat at Kathleen Cooney backyard! Thank you Duke Men’s Basketball “you’re going to love it here”
Forgot my steadtread.org shirt but #goduke appropriate too! Click the link to sign up for or donate to Duke IM Residency Duke Department of Medicine Stead Tread 5k benefitting Lincoln !
A big welcome to our newest class of Duke University School of Medicine MS2s starting clinical rotations today! We are all so excited to teach and learn from you. Can’t wait to see your invaluable contributions to patient care and your teams. Wishing you the best for a great year ahead!