Elizabeth Reznik, MD

Today is day 1 for our new interns! Throwback to Sim center last week where they learned how to use oxygen therapy and defibrillators. They’re ready to take on the hospital today! #firstdayjitters #timetodoctor

Here's a terrific infographic put together by my classmates during our Medicine Clerkship on how we can lower the barriers facing undomiciled individuals with managing their diabetes!

Check out this amazing graphic my classmates put together on PWID and what actions we as providers can take to end the stigma and deliver the care these people deserve!

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In today's political climate, the topic of healthcare in the undocumented patient is of paramount importance - check out this infographic my group and I made during our Medicine Clerkship highlighting the issue and what we can do to deliver higher quality care! @MClerkship

@PamCapellan @MClerkship Thank you so much for sharing @PamCappellan! This is another example of how implicit bias negatively affects health outcomes and the work we need to do go forward to address that!

@SeongJang3 Really great summary of the conclusions and ramifications of eliminating the race component in eGFR!

Who is more likely to get a ventilator during the #covid19 pandemic - a 40-year-old, healthy, white male, a 45-year-old African-American woman with underlying health issues, or a 56-year-old woman with Down syndrome? nytimes.com/2020/04/15/opi…

Check out this article investigating racial disparities on chronic pain management and monitoring with opioid therapy @MClerkship #healthequity #socialdeterminantsofhealth reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/…

#healthequity #socialdeterminantsofhealth #SDOH #socialjustice #healthdisparities #homehealthcare @MClerkship

These are people who take care of those of vulnerable populations. We must protect them against COVID-19 by providing safer conditions, access to free diagnostic testing, adequate PPE, paid sick leave, and child care support. It is our responsibility to take care of them too.

Home health care workers, deemed essential during the COVID-19 pandemic, lack adequate hazard compensation and resources, proper PPE, and safe workplace conditions, leaving them and their families more vulnerable to infection and death. healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/hbl…