Roon Doctors

@dr__analysis @sarawinndong Hi @dr__analysis , yes this is on our roadmap please sign up for our priority list here: airtable.com/appzPcoBRgsmUX…

@sarawinndong @roondoctors Very great idea. I hope you expand the idea to include international doctors too.

Joining @roondoctors early community, hoping to see even more ID colleagues to connect! Join the community here: roon.com/?utm_campaign=…. For intl physician or a healthcare professional who isn't a physician, please join the early access list here: airtable.com/appzPcoBRgsmUX…

Join the conversation here: roon.com/?utm_source=x&… If you’re an international physician or a healthcare professional who isn't a physician, please join our priority list here: airtable.com/appzPcoBRgsmUX…

Today we welcome a new group of founding physicians to Roon! This group reflects a mix of private practice, academic medicine, research, and education, all approaching similar questions from different angles and in unique environments. That diversity is important. One of our main goals at Roon is to make those differences more visible and easier to learn from. We don’t just want to know what the “right” answer is, but how people are thinking through it in practice. We are very proud to have this group join our community and contribute to these important conversations. @hboucher3, @DrAnil001, @sarawinndong, @Keith_S_Kaye, @DMohottige, @amalmattu, @emlitofnote, @long_brit, @chungk1031, @MercedesCastie4, @AnnaGaddy, @GitaPensaMD, Dimitrios Papanagnou MD, EdD, MPH, Teresa Y. Smith-Bellille, MD MSEd FACEP, Stephen Wolf, MD

Behind every career in medicine are conversations like these. The ones women in medicine ask quietly, the ones you may hesitate to bring up, the ones that make you feel less alone. These moments don’t always have a clear place to live, but they shape how women in medicine grow, lead, and support one another. This space, built in partnership with @WimedicineOrg and Dr. @ShikhaJainMD is where those conversations are happening openly, and where no one has to navigate them alone. Join the Women in Medicine space on Roon and be part of the conversation: roon.com/doctors/spaces…

If you're a physician, continue the conversation: roon.com/doctors/posts/… Watch the full episode now: rohanramakrishna.substack.com/p/dr-anupam-je…

Could a morning appointment make a difference in cancer treatment? 🕒 Dr. @AnupamBJena challenges an observational study exploring whether receiving immunotherapy in the morning versus the afternoon truly affects survival rates, asking: biology or logistics? Do the AM vs PM patient populations differ in other ways beyond biology that drive the outcome? Listen to the full Good Medicine episode now on Roon or where you get your podcasts, link in comments!

@AnupamBJena If you're a physician, watch and continue the conversation: roon.com/doctors/posts/… Or find it on substack: rohanramakrishna.substack.com/p/dr-anupam-je…

Is healthcare value just outcomes over cost? Physician-Economist @AnupamBJena explains how we can calculate different "value" in economics and how that translates over to healthcare in the newest Good Medicine episode - where you get your podcasts or link in comments #HealthEconomics

When a patient's white blood cell count doubles but stays in the "normal" range, do you ignore it? Dr. @AnupamBJena explains, in the latest episode of Good Medicine, how economic strategy and probabilistic thinking can aid clinical decision-making. Listen to the full episode where you get your podcasts, or if you’re a physician, continue the conversation on Roon: roon.com/doctors/posts/…

@AnupamBJena If youre a doc, join the convo here: roon.com/doctors/posts/… You can also find it here: rohanramakrishna.substack.com/p/dr-anupam-je…

New Good Medicine! 🎉 We sat down with Dr. @AnupamBJena, a physician-economist, author of the book Random Acts of Medicine, and host of Freakonomics, M.D. to discuss what economics can teach doctors. We discuss hidden incentives, natural experiments, and human behavior ripple through patient care. Watch where you get your podcasts, or link in comments!

We asked female physicians why a Women in Medicine community matters. The answers were consistent: there are experiences, questions, and considerations that don’t always get talked about openly, but shape careers in real ways. These conversations deserve more than side channels and small circles. They deserve a safe space where they can be shared openly, where mentorship happens naturally, and where community is built across every stage of a career. Roon’s new Women in Medicine space exists to make that possible. Come join these incredible physicians on Roon: roon.com/doctors/spaces…

"There is no [health] quality without equity." 🧵 Dr. @KedarMate explains that health equity isn't just a "nice-to-have "—it’s a fiduciary responsibility. By using Targeted Universalism, health systems can develop targeted strategies that benefit the most marginalized while ultimately improving care for everyone. Listen to the full episode now on Roon or where you get your podcasts: roon.com/doctors/posts/…

As Women’s History Month comes to a close, we’re reflecting on the women who helped build modern medicine, often without the recognition, support, or space they deserved. Their impact is everywhere today. And still, there is much more work ahead. That’s why we built the Women in Medicine space on Roon: a dedicated place for women doctors to come together, ask candid questions, share advice, and support one another. Join the space here: roon.com/doctors/spaces… We’re proud to launch this in partnership with @WimedicineOrg, a national nonprofit focused on educating and empowering women in healthcare, alongside allies, to drive meaningful change. And we’re grateful for the leadership of Dr. @ShikhaJainMD who has helped bring this community to life. This space is for the conversations that shape lives and careers but don’t always have a home. Whether the conversation is about burnout, mentorship, contract negotiation, research, leadership, or the many challenges and opportunities unique to women in medicine, this space is here to foster thoughtful discussion and real connection. We’re honored to help bring this community to life, and we hope it becomes an essential forum for conversations that matter across specialties and career stages. Come join incredible women leaders across medicine including Drs. @ShikhaJainMD, @RandiGoldman, Akanksha Sharma, Jill Rabin, @DrSerenaHChen, Lillian Emlet, @meilan_han, @melina_manolas, and many more! We’re excited to see you there!

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