Jessie Logeman
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Jessie Logeman
@JNarly_Logeman
Palliative Care Physician @UK_HealthCare | Former Resident @mghmedres | Triple Dukie @DukeAlumni | Toddler Mom | Foodie. Views my own.
Katılım Kasım 2016
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A heart breaking truth about end of life care in the US.
Home hospice does not provide daily support and is for minimally symptomatic.
Inpatient hospice is for the actively dying.
The gap between these scenarios is vast and people suffer.
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No better person for this award—Congrats, @jmvyasmdphd!
Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD@jmvyasmdphd
Humbled and honored to receive the APDIM Distinguished University Medical Educator Award from @AAIMOnline for my work as the Program Director for @mghmedres and work to support the development of physician-scientists. @MGHMedicine @mgh_id
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As a physician, I wanted to find a PCP in my own health system. There were no appointments near my hospital. None. So I went for a clinic halfway between my home and the hospital. Not ideal, but it will do. All the other clinics are on the far north metro, far from both. 1/6
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Congratulations to the new interns on (almost) completing your first week of residency! Here is a quick 🧵of the lessons I learned during my intern year (1/n).
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Bad news is the gap between the patient expectations and reality.
Any information could become bad news.
As long as you talk to patient and family, it is IMPOSSIBLE to avoid giving bad news.
If you say you don’t have to, you are either not talking to patient or lying.
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In transactional relationships, people only reach out when they want something from you. They use your connection to achieve their goals.
In meaningful relationships, people get in touch when they think of you. Staying connected and being helpful are their goals.
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Making a recommendation is not the same as being paternalistic.
We are helping to interpret their goals/values, and explain how to achieve that.
This is a privilege we have as a clinician because we studied/trained so hard.
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@drsarahsam I feel this so hard…you aren’t alone in the struggle
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The hardest part of my job is preparing young patients, who are simply not and often never ready, for death. When to say no when they are fighting for more treatment. Preparing their families who are in denial. All in a collapsing mental health/social work infrastructure. 😔
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"Chair placement is a simple, no cost, low tech intervention that increases a physician’s likelihood of sitting during a bedside consultation and resulted in higher patients’ scores for both satisfaction and communication." bmj.com/content/383/bm…
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43 of our Senior Residents, short-tracking Junior Residents, and recently graduated residents matched into subspecialty fellowships through the NRMP match program. We are so proud of them! Many other senior residents are finalizing job offers and…
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@RickLee6 @saaket_agrawal @anthonyhnguyen1 @NehaDeo_ @MGHMedicine @mghmedres @MGHCancerCenter Wait a minute…where was my invite?!
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Hard work on the oncology service deserves a #Visitdinner! Thanks to this team for taking care of our patients! #rigor #6dayawfulmovembermoustache
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I'm a Jew in NYC and I made friends with a Palestinian in Gaza this week. Using @Snap Maps I was able to build a personal connection with a complete stranger and learn from their first-hand experience of whats happening on the ground in real-time. Heres the story + some takeaways
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Thank you to a brave colleague for sharing their story, and starting an important tradition of Peer Mental Health Panels for our program @mghmedres . Check out this article by Dr. Emmett Kistler:
meridian.allenpress.com/jgme/article/1…
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It’s not just seeing suffering that's painful. It’s hurting for others while feeling unable to help.
There’s a term for that helplessness: empathic distress. Over time, it leads to burnout and withdrawal.
If you're overwhelmed and exhausted by a heavy heart, you are not alone.
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It’s an @MGHMedicine takeover of @CCFcards!
@ewhiteheadMD and #ZachSporn are in J31.
@AAbboudMD and @IPeoplesMD are on HF.
@ibutilide is on Cath.
What a crew!!
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Could not think of a better human than @jmvyasmdphd to have led @mghmedres through the last decade. I’m forever changed by your value driven leadership & personalized mentorship. There aren’t enough words to describe my gratitude & the profound impact you have had on us all.🙌❤️
Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD@jmvyasmdphd
After 9 years, I have decided to step down as Program Director for the @MGHMedicine Residency. I am so grateful for the privilege to serve our residents and give back to a program that gave me so much. The faculty, admin team & residents are simply amazing. Team-we did good! ❤️
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Authenticity is not about expressing every opinion you hold. It's about ensuring that what you voice reflects what you value.
If you prize respect and kindness, your comments shouldn't be filled with contempt and cruelty.
Ideas are worth sharing when they represent your ideals.
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Leaders are not born. They’re made.
There's no such thing as a natural leader. Everyone starts out with shortcomings as well as strengths.
Leadership potential doesn't depend on the traits you possess. It emerges from the values you choose and the skills you learn.
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A key to regulating emotions is to treat them like visitors in your home.
"I'm angry" lets a feeling take permanent residence. "I'm hosting some anger today" is a reminder that not all guests are welcome.
Emotions may drop in unannounced, but we decide which ones get to stay.
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