Shared by a neuroscience colleague...loving it

Love the recent Commentary for our article on costs of failure to rescue. For everyone, are you John Donne or James Hetfield? @SchultzKurt and I split the difference https://t.co/EOaEuTpzT5 @courtneyldevin @EmorySurgery

Great session on #ERAS moderated by @IraLeeds_MD @JoeCarmichael8. @DChu80 outlined health literacy as mediator between socioecological factors and surgical outcomes, @lailara58 discussed same-day colectomy and @KarenZaghiyanMD highlighted essential components of ERAS #ASCRS24

This one stirs inner warm fuzzies. Excited to share work capping off 🦠that highlights the power of @YaleMed collab and what we can provide through veteran-led research (and likely ⬇️ surgery delays). Thankful @YaleSurgery @AnnalsofSurgery for the opp!

Psychosocial frailty is as important as comorbidities and physical frailty in affecting post-operative outcomes. We need to identify and optimize pre-operative Psychosocial frailty! @IraLeeds_MD @BerianJulia @ASCRS_1 @3isac @amysuwanabol @yoishwolf @SWexner #ASCRS23

Donating to the future of colorectal feels even better when you forgot socks… #ascrs2023 @ASCRS_1 @haddonjpantel

Don't miss this awesome event! All are welcome! #ASCRS23

https://t.co/eVDsIcB5w1 Postdischarge VTE in a British national cohort from @AnnalsofSurgery Lest we forget just how rare (but serious) these are: 0.63% in all colon surgery. There has to be a better way than hopes/prayers/Lovenox. @SandraDiBrito @HolubarStefan @elliotthaut

@SSATNews @AmericanHernia @ASCRS_1 @shao_connie @IraLeeds_MD @JeffPonskyMD @GlobalCastMD

Fun work, admirably led by our fearless value transparency leader Dr. Pantel. Hospitals still have work to do on revealing prices...then again, arbitrary price setting compared to quality makes it a poor signal for value

Does higher quality surgical care cost more? Can you shop for an operation like you can a car? Thank you @Boviethat @MarceloCerullo @CoppersmithMD @IraLeeds_MD @akmongiu Do You Get What You Pay For? The Relationship of Price and Quality in ...

Impact Factor went way up for seemingly every journal this year. Pandemic effect? I wonder what was the average increase?

When you’re torn between retweeting and not highlighting something that is woefully embarrassing to our profession largest voice….whelp, guess retweeting win. @AmerMedicalAssn , please rescue thyself

No need to be a Urologist to appreciate these pearls for us new to being the staff surgeon. Appreciate the read!

Sage advice from Dan Geynisman at Fox Chase (UofC Grad), worth a read. Previous essay on email addiction also good: https://t.co/Jdbo32D8GV End of the Beginning—Lessons From the First 10 Years as an Oncologist https://t.co/WFeqMBIAmL @uretericbud @dytcmd @WalterStadler5

Where do folks stand on optimizing or even “prehab”? The data seems to getting increasingly noisy with many of the physical therapy-oriented interventions showing no benefit but under-investigation of focused comorbidity targeted interventions.

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Look who stopped by #AspenIdeasHealth! Louie, Elmo’s dad, joined @ashishkjha for a chat, father to father, about helping kids understand how vaccines will help us have sunnier days ahead. Visit https://t.co/xUVWkb7c1d for important resources for families from @SesameWorkshop!

Hats off to the SSAT for putting together a power-suite of speakers discussing the trials and tribulations of ...trials.... Really enjoyed getting into the details of "trial reality." For those who missed it, a record will be posted on the website - absolutely worth a view.

@drtracyhull one cannot overemphasize the seton when necessary for perianal Crohn’s. Undrained infection is a guaranteed treatment failure

Round 2 about to start. More faculty...more cases...all things IBD!