Goodbye, Dallas! See you all in Philly next year! #ATS2019

"Americans use the intensive care unit (#ICU) more [...]. This high use might be reasonable if it could be justified with superior outcomes and alignment with #patient desires, but that is not the case."- George L. Anesi & co-authors in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine: bit.ly/2JA1eBa

For anyone who’s ever been on Martin and needed to pre-round in five different buildings. Thanks and congrats, Dr. Kohn!

(1/2) Researchers Penn used automated text mining to identify gender assoc linguistic differences in trainees' evaluations of medical faculty–results showed quantifiable differences. Ability words were more often assoc. w/ men & emotional words w/ women. bit.ly/2Jds95K

Shout out to Cameron Baston MD for spreading the magic! #HocusPOCUS

Thank you to The Philadelphia Citizen for a great conversation and letting me opine for a bit on all things COVID: thephiladelphiacitizen.org/delta-philly-p…

Physician mothers face extensive challenges to #Pumping at work In our study in JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine, we qualitatively analyzed comments regarding pumping from a nationwide survey of ~ 700 women physicians rdcu.be/cFoUP We identified 4 broad themes that need🎯change 👇

I am thankful as always for this now 9-year collaboration that includes Penn Medicine, robwiseICU (OUH via KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health), Doug Wilson (KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health), and Stella Savarimuthu (Yale PCCSM), among others. 4/4.

Grateful to have presented Yale PCCSM Grand Rounds on a topic near and dear to me — capacity-building in critical care in resource-variable settings. Thankful as always for my mentors Paul Sonenthal and George L. Anesi, and the entire Yale PCCSM department for their support!