Jeffrey Schnipper MD MPH

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Jeffrey Schnipper MD MPH

Jeffrey Schnipper MD MPH

@drjschnip

Hospitalist-Researcher in quality improvement and patient safety

@HarvardMed @BrighamDGIM Katılım Temmuz 2020
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Jeffrey Schnipper MD MPH
Thanks to JAMA Network Open for publishing the results of our PHARM-DC pragmatic trial: jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… Hospitals should focus intensive pharmacist transitions interventions on older patients with polypharmacy AND low health literacy.
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@qdtrinh @DBatesSafety @BwhDgim I hear you - it takes vision and leadership as well. (It also helps that Canada is single-payor...). Payment reform alone is not sufficient, but it would be a tremendous facilitator.
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Quoc-Dien Trinh, MD, MBA
Quoc-Dien Trinh, MD, MBA@qdtrinh·
@drjschnip @DBatesSafety @BwhDgim Not disagreeing with the issues you raised about fee-for-service but Canada is essentially fee-for-service yet is not plagued by many of the problems seen in the U.S.
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@jeffreylinder @BostonGlobe Thanks, Jeff! With Maura Healey as our new governor, my hope is that Massachusetts has a chance to change the current system here (and maybe become a model for others).
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Jeff Linder
Jeff Linder@jeffreylinder·
Great article by @drjschnip in @BostonGlobe today about, well, the main reason American healthcare is so awful. Simply put, we’re delivering what we get paid to deliver.
Jeffrey Schnipper MD MPH@drjschnip

Thank you to the Boston Globe for publishing my Op Ed today, a tirade on fee-for-service medicine: bostonglobe.com/2022/12/19/opi… An over-simplification to be sure, but let's at least start the conversation with our patients about this important topic. @drjschnip @BwhDgim

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Most patients in need of post-hospitalization rehabilitation don't want to go to a facility. This could solve this problem in a cost-effective, patient-centered way.
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Jeffrey Schnipper MD MPH@drjschnip·
@PaulSaxMD In all other cases, post-test probability is intermediate, and you need a second test: either a second antigen test in 24-48 hours or a PCR.
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Jeffrey Schnipper MD MPH@drjschnip·
@PaulSaxMD I agree - it all comes back to Bayes' Theorem: if pre-test probability is high (e.g., exposed or symptomatic), then a positive test rules it in. If pre-test probability is low (e.g., not exposed and not symptomatic), then a negative test rules it out.
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Paul Sax@PaulSaxMD·
This is pretty much it. Still a valuable test, even if not "perfect" (what is)
Sanjat Kanjilal@SanjatKanjilal

Bottomline for #antigen testing for new infection hasn't changed + in symptomatic: Done - in symptomatic: Unsure, repeat* + in asymptomatic with no exposures: Unsure, repeat* - in asymptomatic with no exposures: Done - in someone with exposures: Unsure, repeat* *w/Ag +/- PCR

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@PaulSaxMD In all other cases, post-test probability is intermediate, and you need a second test: either repeat antigen in 24-48 hours or a PCR.
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