Enrolling in Medicaid doesn't just improve health outcomes, it increases general feeling of well-being and likelihood to hold down a job. ESPECIALLY in those with mental health diagnoses. ps.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/ap…

Would you like your EHR to have better integrated, more intuitive apps to support your clinical work? We integrated an user-friendly app into Epic Yale New Haven Hosp. Read about here what worked and what didn't to share the app across our trial network: academic.oup.com/jamiaopen/adva…

I guess this is telling: 1. Trump, 2. Trump, 3. Trump, 4. Trump, 5. Me complaining about insurance companies.

Attitudes of low vs. high antibiotic prescribers: 💊 Low prescribers: focus on evidence-based medicine and concern for adverse effects 💊💊💊 High prescribers: focus on patient demand/satisfaction. Most high prescribers believe they are average prescribers link.springer.com/article/10.100…

My brilliant #IUSM endocrinologist made me make this background for my phone. It’s pretty motivating. #PMSF #type1diabetes

But those problems can’t be solved with pharmaceuticals or devices. Yet. 😐

There’s no way sufficient evidence exists for efficacy in younger teens. Few centers even perform it at that age, much less have enough long-term data. That being said, there are no effective alternatives.

Continuing with the theme of insurance companies not paying for stuff that doctors recommend AAP News wishtv.com/news/local-new…

Finally, proof that my crappy anecdotal experience and that massive multi-center RCT can reach different conclusions, and both be correct. sciencemag.org/news/2020/08/q…

Healthcare workers treating Native populations in the US have had more success than in other patient groups, because they are using culturally-relevant messaging. This is a great lesson that can apply to all healthcare. cnn.com/2021/02/09/us/…

What if validated questionnaires don't mean we think they mean? Context gives scores meaning. No real-life decision is perfect: being <100% happy with a therapy/purchase/anything doesn't = you'd rather have made a different choice.W. Estus Bennett Jr. @JonRouthPediUro Ben Whittam