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Danielle Ofri

@danielleofri

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Primary care doc at Bellevue. Newest book is on medical error: 'When We Do Harm.' Editor of @BLReview. Ever-struggling cello student. https://t.co/X4ddp1j4TG

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@danielleofri
Danielle Ofri
2 months
My @NYTimes oped: RFK Jr. can't outright ban vaccines, so he's tackling vaccination infrastructure instead. This week's meeting of the vaccine advisory council will be an exercise in political theater, not scientific debate. #publichealth #vaccines https://t.co/uHk9BDyOEl
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Danielle Ofri
14 days
Are you a trainee in #medicine, #nursing, or other #healthcare field? Need something more creative? Check out @Blreview's Art in Medicine program! Explore creative expression & narrative medicine; find a welcoming community. Applications open.
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Bellevue Literary Review
24 days
Cat's out of the bag! Thursday, we're gathering authors from Issue 49, on the theme of Animalia, for our LIVE online reading. 📖 Join as we hear Issue 49 writers read from their new pieces and chat with other BLR community members in real-time: https://t.co/zkJbKiz4zf @nngower
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Danielle Ofri
2 months
#WritingCommunity Here's a great opportunity to submit your work. BLR is excited to collaborate with WritersRead for this wonderful event. #writerscommunity #PatientExperience #doctorpatient #nurse #MedTwitter #Medstudent
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Bellevue Literary Review
4 months
New Submission Opportunity 🎉 Share your poignant, funny, heartening, even troubling medical story for a chance to perform it live in NYC. Submissions close November 1st, so start writing! Learn more: https://t.co/BtLL5qg4SE In partnership with @WritersReadOrg
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Danielle Ofri
2 months
If you loved "Covenant of Water," you won't want to miss this early short story by Abraham Verghese. His signature style is there, transposed to an entirely different setting. #booktwt #MedTwitter #readingworld #shortstory #WritingCommunity
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Bellevue Literary Review
3 months
BLR's Weekly Read brings you one outstanding piece from our archive. This week's read is "If Brains Was Gas" by Abraham Verghese —physician, professor, and bestselling author. This story, from Issue 4, was one of his earliest fiction publications. 📖 https://t.co/5VO6PGrELB
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Danielle Ofri
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@BLReview
Bellevue Literary Review
3 months
We love the immediate closeness the first person POV here creates, almost as if they're leaning in and telling us a secret. 👀 Enjoy this excerpt from the short story "Be'er Gehenna" by Efrat Rapoport from BLR Issue 44. 📖 #shortstory
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Danielle Ofri
2 months
I really enjoyed Rana Awdish's book. Here's your chance to ask her questions. Join me on 9/25 for our conversation, which will also include writers Theresa Brown and Sandeep Jauhar. Oh, and it's free! #doctorpatient #MedTwitter #nurses #Medstudent #book #WritingCommunity
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Bellevue Literary Review
2 months
We're thrilled to welcome @RanaAwdish as a panelist in our upcoming "Crafting a Story of Illness" event!🎙️ Rana is a pulmonary and critical care physician, Clinical Professor of Medicine at @michiganstateu College of Human Medicine, and an acclaimed author and speaker.
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Danielle Ofri
2 months
Join me for this (free!) event, where I'll host my friend and colleague Sandeep Jauhar, plus writers Rana Awdish and Theresa Brown. Sept 25 at 7 pm ET. Online #MedTwitter #Medstudent #medstaff #Nursing #doctorpatient
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Bellevue Literary Review
2 months
We are excited to introduce Sandeep Jauhar as a panelist in next week's "Crafting a Story of Illness" event! 🎙️ Sandeep is a cardiologist at @NorthwellHealth and bestselling author.
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Danielle Ofri
2 months
I loved editing this essay as much as I love reading it now! #PatientExperience #patientcare #whattoreadwednesday
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Bellevue Literary Review
2 months
BLR’s Weekly Read brings you one outstanding story, poem, or essay from our archive. This week’s read is “Mental Health Days” by Sakena Jwan Washington, from Issue 43: Recovery. ❤️‍🩹 Learn more about this pick: https://t.co/RrLAgsSsvS
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AMWA Doctors
2 months
📚✨ Crafting a Story of Illness Join Dr. Danielle Ofri & Dr. Rana Awdish at "Crafting a Story of Illness: Conversations on Creative Writing in Healthcare." Explore how narrative can make sense of suffering, create space for empathy, and illuminate the experience of illness from
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Danielle Ofri
2 months
I'm so excited to host three of my favorite authors! Come join us. #MedTwitter #Medstudent #Health #events #nursing #Doctor #writerscommunity
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Bellevue Literary Review
2 months
Meet Sandeep and the rest of our panelists—@RanaAwdish @TheresaBrown and @danielleofri—on September 25th. Bring your questions! Details: 🕐 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM EDT ✨Free and open to the public. https://t.co/p4Vs96RyNz
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Mindy Peterson
2 months
Why should students include music if they are pursuing a non-music vocation? Medicine is more than science – it’s deeply human. Learn how music and the arts shape better docs. https://t.co/8huqjFidGN @AMWADoctors @AmerMedicalAssn @danielleofri @healthhumcon #WIMMonth #NewBook
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Offcall
2 months
What it really looks like when physicians are forced to cut corners… This week on How I Doctor, we spoke with Dr. @danielleofri, a primary care internist at Bellevue Hospital, about what happens when physician overload turns into patient harm, and why that’s the moment the
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Bellevue Literary Review
2 months
Ready for some new fall reading? 📖🎉Pre-order your copy of our upcoming theme issue, Animalia (which is headed off to the printer this week!). Its pages are filled with meditations on what animals can teach us about being human. Order your copy: https://t.co/AbeqphF4Ox
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Danielle Ofri
4 months
It’s hard to convey how grieved my colleagues and I feel by the evisceration of CDC, NIH et al. It’s like a death in the family, except that it’s a mass-casualty situation. Our govt seems determined to handicap your MD/RN's ability to care for you.
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Danielle Ofri
5 months
Hey #MedTwitter --working on an article about how it feels to practice medicine when maybe you can't quite trust the "new versions" of the CDC, FDA, and vaccine advisory board. Send me an email with your thoughts and experiences. Anonymous okay.
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Danielle tries to practice most nights, but letters and comments are very much appreciated (and always answered) General Letters & Media Inquiries: editor (at) danielleofri.com Speaking Engagem…
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Danielle Ofri
5 months
This early story by Celeste Ng is a treasure! #ReadingCommunity #WritingCommunity #fiction
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Bellevue Literary Review
6 months
BLR is excited to bring you Weekly Reads! Each week, we'll highlight a BLR story, poem, or essay. 📧Sign up for our newsletter to get more info about that week's pick! https://t.co/uf7n16GqEP Today's read is "Girls, At Play" by @pronounced_ing https://t.co/ueDKCRwVjz
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Danielle Ofri
5 months
I love BLR's new Weekly Reads, and I hope you will too. #poetrycommunity #ReadingCommunity #WritingCommunity
@BLReview
Bellevue Literary Review
5 months
Each week, we're bringing you one outstanding story, poem, or essay from our archive! 📖 This week's Weekly Read is "Drought Pastoral" by Michael M. Weinstein, winner of BLR's 2022 John & Eileen Allman Prize for Poetry. @transpoetics Read the full poem: https://t.co/ujvi7q8Swy
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The New Yorker
5 months
Why do doctors write? “Readers got to climb into the doctor’s shoes—an experience that could be uncomfortable, at times repugnant, but undeniably eye-opening,” Danielle Ofri pens.
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For physicians, curiosity and care spill easily onto the page.
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Danielle Ofri
5 months
. Why Do Doctors Write? Doctors write all day—progress notes, consultations, referrals—a vast flow of utter dross. What I'm curious about--and what I'm trying to hash out in my article for The New Yorker--is why doctors take up literary writing. https://t.co/I9LoosrXDX
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For physicians, curiosity and care spill easily onto the page.
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