Liz Dzeng, MD, PhD, MPH, MPhil, MS
@LizDzeng
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Associate Prof @UCSF | Sr Research Fellow @CSI_KCL | Hospitalist, sociology, ethics, equity, pall care | @atlanticfellows @Gates_Cambridge @SocietyGIM Council
San Francisco, CA & London, UK
Joined March 2009
Thank you Jackie Kruser and Gordon Rubenfeld for such a beautifully written and thoughtful editorial on our recent @JAMANetworkOpen paper. A key message of the editorial is that systemic biases lack flexibility for the plurality of values and priorities
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Our health care systems, in all their multifaceted complexities, are more influential in shaping the delivery of care than individual human effort or error.1,2 Influential system-level factors span...
Dr. @lizdzeng.bsky.social’s UK-based study on clinical deceleration in dementia care is published in @jamanetworkopen.com—and it’s the featured article! An editorial by Kruser & Rubenfeld highlights its powerful insights on end-of-life care.
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RT @UCSFGeriatrics: Dr. @lizdzeng.bsky.social’s UK-based study on clinical deceleration in dementia care is published in @jamanetworkopen.c….
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RT @JAMANetworkOpen: In Great Britain, clinicians and caregivers identified individual, institutional, and system-level factors that favor….
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Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen on systemic strategies that prevent potentially non-beneficial treatments near the end of life in the UK. We propose the term "clinical deceleration" to describe phenomenon @UCSFGeriatrics @UCSF_IHPS @CSI_KCL
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Our new paper in.@jamanetworkopen.com.- To combat clinician moral distress, interventions and solutions should focus on the systemic contributors to moral distress
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This qualitative study describes clinicians’ perspectives on how hospitals’ institutional culture and structures might exacerbate, prevent, or mitigate the influence of societal factors contributing...
Hospitals can help mitigate clinician moral distress by designing institutional structures and fostering institutional cultures that enable clinicians to make ethical decisions around end-of-life care.
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RT @JAMANetworkOpen: Hospitals can help mitigate clinician moral distress by designing institutional structures and fostering institutional….
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We're launching the new website for my research group together with a new name! @UCSF @UCSFDHM @ihps @UCSFMedicine @CSI_KCL
resethealthresearch.org
Website for Dr. Elizabeth Dzeng's research group, RESET Health, an interdisciplinary team of researchers drawing from sociology, bioethics, and clinical medicine to improve serious illness care and...
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RT @UAlberta_ICU: Achieving Goals of Care Decisions in Chronic Critical Illness: A Multi-Institutional Qualitative Study. See new work fro….
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Grateful to have the chance to talk about how much @JRandallCurtis1 meant to me and his impact on my career and work on @GeriPalBlog ❤️.
We talk with @LizDzeng about her JAMA IM paper which studied 3 hospitals that varied in the Intensity of Care they provided to Seriously Ill Patients, + tribute to the late Randy Curtis, senior author of this paper. Episode - hosts @AlexSmithMD | @EWidera
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Thank you so much @AlexSmithMD @EWidera for highlighting our paper on hospital cultures and intensity of care near the end of life @GeriPalBlog.
We talk with @LizDzeng about her JAMA IM paper which studied 3 hospitals that varied in the Intensity of Care they provided to Seriously Ill Patients, + tribute to the late Randy Curtis, senior author of this paper. Episode - hosts @AlexSmithMD | @EWidera
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RT @dr_liz_chuang: What a fantastic article by @LizDzeng and colleagues. The impact of different models of clinical ethics at different ins….
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This qualitative study examines the role of hospital culture in the everyday dynamics of high-intensity end-of-life care.
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RT @UCSFDHM: .@LizDzeng published a comparative ethnographic study in @JAMAInternalMed that describes how hospital cultures and institution….
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This qualitative study examines the role of hospital culture in the everyday dynamics of high-intensity end-of-life care.
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I just saw the bin man throw the entire contents of recycling into the general bin before taking it away… is recycling just a means of social control to make us feel like we’re doing something for the environment?.
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RT @AnnalsofIM: New Graphic Medicine: “A Graphical Abstract Examining Moral Distress and Coping Practices Among Clinicians During the COVID….
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It was so fun and inspiring to see @chris_eubanks96 at @Wimbledon today! Excited to see where he goes from here and cheer him on!!! 🎾.
A dream come true… Thank you @Wimbledon for an incredible two weeks 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾.
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RT @AlexSmithMD: Love this graphic article by @lingshengli & @LizDzeng on moral distress during covid. Powerful AND innovative. Direct li….
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Talented and creative mentee, @lingshengli's new graphic medicine abstract on our project on #COVID19 and clinician moral distress in @AnnalsofIM. Such fun to work with her on this creative project!
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An important study by @monstrillious around the harmful impacts of racism and epistemic injustice around end of life conversations and decision-making in older Black adults.
So happy to see this work come to fruition with an outstanding team of colleagues, friends, and mentors including @KemiDoll @GoldenSherita @_kristinecueva and my mentors Bessie Young and @JRandallCurtis1 @UWDeptMedicine @uwpccm.
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RT @JochenRBrandt: Just under one week left to apply for a fully funded London-based PhD in this exciting research area! I encourage anyone….
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