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The more times that I have seen this, the funnier it becomes.
beng@kicknyrgios
This is the funniest thing I’ve seen on here I think
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changwan ryu, MD
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changwan ryu, MD
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Full-time sports fan, armchair runnner, wannabe crossfitter, and some kind of physician-scientist
New Haven, CT Beigetreten Ocak 2011
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@ross_prager Wait until "typing on the computer while with the patient" enters the chat
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This turned into more of a debate than I’d expected…
Ross Prager@ross_prager
Physicians who sit at the bedside (compared to standing) are perceived to have spent longer with their patient and have higher patient satisfaction.
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I’m not going to lie, after his comments a few weeks ago I did not think this was going to happen. Brian Snitker is a Braves lifer. He brought this team a Championship. He had just about every job you can have within an organization and he was drafted and hired by Hank Aaron. The significance of Brian Snitker is not lost on me. But it was very clear his time with the organization was at the very least approaching its end.
For the first time since 2010 there is a managerial opening in Atlanta and there is not an incumbent interim manager in the running.
A few options I like a lot are Eddie Perez, Skip Schumaker, George Lombard and Eric Young.
A few options I’d be okay with are Walt Weiss and David Ross.
Possible short term option could be Ron Washington but my guess is they’d rather have him back as a coach.
Jeff Passan@JeffPassan
Brian Snitker will not return as manager of the Atlanta Braves, sources tell ESPN. He informed the team of his decision yesterday. But he will remain with the organization in a senior advisory capacity.
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Journals can’t find peer reviewers. Preprints aren’t taken seriously. Garbage papers slip through peer review. Meantime, AI is slowly taking over.
Nature describes the current situation. I highly recommend reading the article.
📍 The summary (+ my comments):
1. We are facing a SIGNIFICANT overload on reviewers. Fatigue is epidemic. Few scientists have time for much peer review. As a result, manuscript turnaround times are chaos. They’re unpredictable and painfully slow.
2. Grant and facility proposals demand massive peer review too. They push the system even further.
3. Review quality is decreasing. Rigor is inconsistent. Technical aspects are poorly assessed.
4. Gatekeeping and bias are very real (we all know how manuscripts are rejected due to competition & jealousy). It causes a growing dissatisfaction among scientists.
5. Paid reviewing does NOT automatically improve the acceptance rate. Trials show mixed results. For example, acceptance rates barely increased from 48% to 53% for Critical Care Medicine. The quality of PR remained the same. But for Biology Open, the PR process has become much faster. In either case, paid reviews are very hard to scale business-wise.
6. Distributed Peer Review is becoming more popular. Some funding agencies now require applicants to review peers’ proposals. But to to eliminate bias in it? I don’t know.
❗ There’re no simple solutions.
As a careful observer, I think that the complex picture is evolving along the following trajectory:
AI-assisted peer view (AI pre-screening, AI PR-assistant, AI audition of peer reviews)
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Community reviewing
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Some form of compensation
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Involvement of wider community in PR lists (not only most recognized scientists)
What’s your view on it?
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@nut_history I so want to see Giancarlo Stanton get to 500 homers and have that debate start
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What’s the one MLB milestone that you think makes a player a HOFer?
Please quote
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@jakescottMD If they stick to the healthy colored Apple Jacks, they will be fine now
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I recently saw a patient with a serious infection. I prescribed the only effective oral antibiotic, but her insurance denied it. She’s still sick and is now at risk for sepsis.
This is daily life for Americans.
Meanwhile, the head of HHS is focused on the color of Froot Loops.
Secretary Kennedy@SecKennedy
Froot Loops is finally following its nose — toward common sense. Thanks to the many parents who spoke out and pressured @KelloggsUS to remove harmful food dyes from its products. I urge more companies to step up and join the movement to Make America Healthy Again.
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changwan ryu, MD retweetet
Elite med schools preach social justice.
Their grads?
Least likely to work in poor communities.
Most likely to post lectures online.
It’s not a physician shortage.
It’s a shortage of conviction.
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If you spent any time on #medtwitter, you already secretly knew this.
Rob Henderson@robkhenderson
A truly shocking finding: Graduates of top medical schools are the most likely to support vague notions of "social justice," and the least likely to actually work in socioeconomically deprived areas.
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@robkhenderson No one is shocked by this level of virtue signaling
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A truly shocking finding: Graduates of top medical schools are the most likely to support vague notions of "social justice," and the least likely to actually work in socioeconomically deprived areas.
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Content like this is how we unite the country
✳️Ⓐ Armed Joy 🔫💣@ArmedJ0y
If you notice a foreign tourist in a Waffle House it is your American duty to start a fist fight to ensure they get the full experience.
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@jskim8223 I do think the lack of awareness of the music of our era is equally, if not worse.
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@drjohnm This is baked into their model - physician goodwill to compensate for the lack of resources
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I wonder if the planners imagined this scenario when enacting policies that turned medical professionals into employees?
This is the tip of the iceberg 👇🏻
Jason Ryan@jasonryanmd
One of the most eye-opening parts of my father's recent illness has been how hard it is to reach his doctors. In many cases, I can't get calls back. No email replies, no messages answered in the portal. One doctor's office scheduled a telehealth visit two weeks out just so I could ask a basic question about my dad's symptoms. The nursing station at the hospital doesn't even pick up the phone. I totally understand why this happens: packed schedules, poor reimbursement for phone calls, work-life balance, and so on. But, man, it's frustrating when someone you care about is struggling and you can't get through to their doctor at all. This surely damages trust in the entire profession. Patients end up angry at all doctors, even the ones trying their best. On the plus side: my dad’s primary care doctor gave me her cell number and responds to texts right away. Total rock star. Shout out to every doctor who goes above and beyond like that. It means so much.
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Every time we go online, scan a barcode at checkout, or get an MRI, we use technology made possible by the National Science Foundation.
Today, I'm suing the federal administration to stop them from putting politics over science and cutting @NSF programs and funding.
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Hi everyone! I'm Eileen Laubacher, the Democrat, retired U.S. Navy Admiral, and mother of five running against Lauren Boebert here in Colorado.
I'd love if you could follow and RT to help me get to 7,500 followers. Let's get rid of Boebert in November!
PS... love the fan art!
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Amazing accomplishment! Science at its best!!!
Neil Stone@DrNeilStone
THIS is experimental gene therapy And it's phenomenonal!
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This is probably one of the best speeches in committee I have EVER heard.
We often hear passionate emotional speeches and I applaud that, but this is a forensic dismantling of a woman who arrogantly thinks she and the administration she belongs to are above the law. THEY ARE NOT.
Kristi Noem attended the hearing intent on being obstructive and dismissive and Chris Murphy gave her a masterclass in the constitutional responsibilities of government. I salute you sir.
🎥 TikTok - vm.tiktok.com/ZNd6nAsuy/
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changwan ryu, MD retweetet
Recent NIH grant terminations have resulted in deep uncertainty among researchers🧑🔬& academic institutions🏫. In @JAMA_current, we characterize the scope of terminations, types of grants affected, and differential impact of cuts across career stages
Link: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…
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A big thank you to Yale University – Winchester Chest Clinic, an FSR-GSCA Founding Member, for their commitment to patients and sarcoidosis care this #SarcoidosisAwarenessMonth! #PostinPurple
Learn More Now: loom.ly/kiL2-pw
#FacingSarcoidosisTogether #StopSarcoidosis
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