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We are thrilled to announce that @EmilyOkenMD has been appointed the new president of @DeptPopMed, following a nation-wide search.
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Department of Population Medicine
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Department of Population Medicine
@DeptPopMed
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute | @HarvardMed affiliate. Improving health care delivery and population health.
Boston, MA Katılım Aralık 2017
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.@DeptPopMed investigators are proud to have contributed to this critical work, led by our @UCIMedSchool colleagues. #BeAntibioticsAware #FightAR
CDC Antimicrobial Resistance@CDC_AR
A6 (1/2) Check out this JAMA article on the INSPIRE Pneumonia Trial to learn about efforts to improve antibiotic selection for patients hospitalized with pneumonia. #FightAR #USAAW24 #BeAntibioticsAware jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…
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Approximately 20% of American youth are impacted by obesity, but according to new research from @truveta & @DeptPopMed's @WrightCensored, overall rates of obesity treatment remain low.
Truveta@truveta
As kids prepare to gorge on Halloween candy, a scary trend lurks in the shadows... 🎃 Truveta Research & @DeptPopMed's @WrightCensored found that only a small percentage of kids w/ obesity are being treated in line w/ @AmerAcadPeds's guidelines. 👻 tr.vet/4eYuooK
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Mark your calendars! @DeptPopMed's @britshmit presents, Measuring Sex and Gender Across the Life Course in Longitudinal Research, at this virtual webinar!
All welcome, registration required. See the info below from @NIH_ORWH:
NIH Women's Health@NIH_ORWH
📅 Save the date! On Nov 4, ORWH & @NIH SGMRO are hosting a virtual webinar on Research on Gender Measurement! Learn about advancements in gender measurement in health research. 🕚 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET. 🔗 Register today: go.nih.gov/measuregender #HealthResearch #InclusiveScience
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Join the Sentinel team at the annual public workshop hosted by @DukeMargolis and learn more about their recent drug studies.
Register here: buff.ly/3A79yo3
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Lack of health-related quality of life data for children with rare/genetic conditions poses challenges to understanding impacts of early detection. We highlight importance of collecting HRQoL data to inform (genomic) newborn screening decisions. link.springer.com/article/10.100…
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Proud of @CHeRP_DPM & @PROMoTeR_DPM research assistants @Tayrmontgomery & Madison Hickingbotham for flash poster presentations on their work to evaluate the literature on parental decline of newborn screening & attitudes toward genomic medicine @ICoNSeqOrg!
ICoNS@ICoNSeqOrg
Join us for the "Poster Walk," a first for our conference, featuring a two-minute showcase! This engaging session runs from 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM & will showcase innovative research & insights. The poster session will continue during the cocktail hour today & tomorrow! #ICoNS2024
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#ICYMI: A new @JAMA_current Viewpoint led by @DeptPopMed's Richard Platt w/@HaydenBosworth & Gregory Simon identifies key challenges & proposes solutions to align pragmatic clinical trial goals w/#healthcare system needs. @Collaboratory1
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In a @JAMA_current Viewpoint, leaders from the NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory highlight the discrepancy between research findings and implementation decisions—and ask how we can make pragmatic trials more pragmatic. duke.is/pctnews20241003
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A new @JAMA_current Viewpoint led by @DeptPopMed's Richard Platt w/@HaydenBosworth & Gregory Simon offers strategies to enhance the effectiveness of pragmatic clinical trials & increase their impact on real-world #healthcare settings. @Collaboratory1 buff.ly/3zMyuRB
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Viewpoint by Richard Platt, @HaydenBosworth, and Gregory Simon discusses the challenges of implementing findings from pragmatic clinical trials in health care systems. ja.ma/4eHNJda
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As our portfolio of research & teaching programs grows, so does the need to share our impact in meaningful, dynamic ways.
#NowHiring for a Communications Specialist to join our team & help tell our story.
Apply or share with your networks!
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Did you know we offer consultations freely to Harvard-affiliated faculty and researchers?
Check out and sign up for consultations in the areas of biostatistics, bioinformatics, QA/QI, community engagement, NIH K Grants and more: hvrdct.me/qs2
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NIH K #grant applicants: Apply to have specific aims section of your grant reviewed by @HarvardMed faculty who have successfully received funding. Free for Harvard-affiliated researchers. Accepting applications on a rolling basis: hvrdct.me/nj2
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#NowHiring for a Communications Specialist to help build awareness of @DeptPopMed, our research, & its impacts w/a focus on social media, digital publications, & digital/web content.
Sound like a good fit for you or someone you know?
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To fully benefit from advances in #AI, say @DeptPopMed's @AKhurshid and colleagues, we need to update our health information systems, regulations, & governance to support its safe, effective use.
Their discussion of this topic is online now in @NEJM_AI: buff.ly/3TDWXiJ
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#ICYMI: Work led by @DeptPopMed's Casie Horgan and Judy Maro suggests that pediatric hypertension in claims-based data sources is under-captured but may serve as a marker for greater disease severity.
In @AmJEpi:
International Pediatric Hypertension Association@IntPedHTN
Identifying Pediatric #Hypertension in Observational Data: Comparing Clinical and Claims Cohorts in Real World Data American Journal of Epidemiology academic.oup.com/aje/advance-ar…
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A new study led by @DeptPopMed's @EmilyOkenMD underscores the nutritional benefits of fish during pregnancy for both mother and offspring.
ECHO Child Health Research@ECHOChildHealth
#ECHOChildHealth Cohort research lead by @EmilyOkenMD & @LyallK investigated the association of fish consumption & omega-3 supplement use during #pregnancy with likelihood of childhood #autism. Learn more: bit.ly/4dP8Om1
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Happy National Postdoc Appreciation Week to our @DeptPopMed fellows, working to improve #populationhealth! In 2023:
💡 15 moved on to clinical, research, or faculty positions
💡 They collectively published 23 first-author papers
Learn about them here: buff.ly/3znEX5l
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Via @AnnalsofIM: Neurologists often prescribe #antidepressants for #neuropathy, but those same drugs can cause #WeightGain. Here’s what they should know before writing those scripts: bit.ly/3B9fBIN
#NeuroTwitter @DeptPopMed @EvaFeldmanMDPhD @ColumbiaMed @apeltier_md
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