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RT @CLOSLER: "Reflecting on a patient's death as a team provides an opportunity to process emotions and strengthen team dynamics."- @cleebe….

"Reflecting on a patient's death as a team provides an opportunity to process emotions and strengthen team dynamics."- @cleebennett @IMhotep2k12 .@EM_RESUS @rbarbosa91 #MedTwitter

RT @CLOSLER: "3 things I learned from Dr. Jeremy Walston: 1. Ask why it matters. Keep the pt at the center of your work. 2. Mentor intenti….

When pts show persistent inattention, disorganization, or poor response to anxiety treatment, consider the Dx of #ADHD . A comprehensive, multidimensional assessment can uncover overlooked conditions & transform a pt’s life. @GrantHBrennerMD @DrLadeSmith

When pts show persistent inattention, disorganization, or poor response to anxiety treatment, consider the Dx of #ADHD . A comprehensive, multidimensional assessment can uncover overlooked conditions & transform a pt’s life. @RochesterCenter #MedTwitter .

RT @CLOSLER: Kind gestures, like bringing a patient a cup of tea, may help bridge the gap between suffering and solace. Such thoughtfulness….

RT @CLOSLER: Finding professional flow requires assessing your inner values & the work environment. Finding harmony btwn who you are & what….

RT @CLOSLER: When a pt’s fears & #misinformation create barriers to care, start with listening & validating concerns rather than beginning….

"3 things I learned from Dr. Jeremy Walston: 1. Ask why it matters. Keep the pt at the center of your work. 2. Mentor intentionally & w/humility. 3. Make time for learners, even just a few minutes. Make room for others to grow."-Dr. Peter Abadir

"By challenging me to connect my decisions back to the pt’s real needs, Dr. Walston pushed me to become a more thoughtful & compassionate clinician-scientist, always grounding my care & research in what matters most to those I serve."-Dr. Peter Abidir

RT @CLOSLER: Being an MD wasn’t enough for my symptoms to be taken seriously during a life-threatening miscarriage. It was a reminder that….

Being an MD wasn’t enough for my symptoms to be taken seriously during a life-threatening miscarriage. It was a reminder that any pt—esp those w/o privilege—can be dangerously dismissed. Always acknowledge a pt’s distress and validate their experience.

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When a pt’s fears & #misinformation create barriers to care, start with listening & validating concerns rather than beginning with facts. @drlucymcbride @EricTopol @millstej @EM_RESUS @DrCJohns @JennaMillerKC #MedTwitter @healthmisinfo .

RT @CLOSLER: Caring for pts with delirium requires coordinated medical management—like early mobilization, minimizing sedation, & consisten….

RT @DrHowardLiu: We must continue to close gaps in care in every community! . #MentalHealthMatters.

Caring for pts with delirium requires coordinated medical management—like early mobilization, minimizing sedation, & consistent re-orientation. Integrating familiar activities, like listening to music, may aid their recovery. @jhu_coah @JHGeriatrics

Finding professional flow requires assessing your inner values & the work environment. Finding harmony btwn who you are & what you do may help to prevent burnout & restore your joy in medicine. @Medicalenglishb @roshni_beeharry @doclauravater #MedTwitter

RT @CLOSLER: Our words and actions, rooted in kindness, are powerful tools for healing. We can use them to mend what is broken in patients,….