Joshua Cho, MD

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Joshua Cho, MD

Joshua Cho, MD

@joshchomd

Interventional Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Physician | Still prefer listening to speaking

North Carolina, USA Katılım Ağustos 2015
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(((Howard Forman)))
(((Howard Forman)))@thehowie·
@joshchomd Radiology will not exist as a profession if you think we are not adding value. Better to get out now, if you believe your own rhetoric.
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(((Howard Forman)))
(((Howard Forman)))@thehowie·
Great paper on important patient-care benefit from 24 X 7 attending-level coverage of Emergency/Trauma patients. It remains a mystery to me how any institution can "afford" to provide only resident level coverage during one of the most critical times of a patient's life.
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Ferco Berger, MD@fhberger

Proud to share our latest #research publication @SpringerNature in Emergency Radiology showing benefit of taxing overnight work for acute care of ED patients. Well done team and congrats Rawan! rdcu.be/cdpvB

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(((Howard Forman)))
(((Howard Forman)))@thehowie·
@joshchomd I think you misunderstand the value of CONTEMPORANEOUS overreading as opposed to delayed over-reading. Our residents read all cases first. If you have a reason to argue for delayed over-reading, i have yet to hear it from you.
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Joshua Cho, MD
Joshua Cho, MD@joshchomd·
@thehowie Resident reports are all 100% signed off by a subspecialty attending. I think you may be underestimating the value/quality of a radiology resident read in the ED setting.
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(((Howard Forman)))
(((Howard Forman)))@thehowie·
@joshchomd It is very generous of you to offer patients Resident level care for training purposes. Would you also offer resident level surgeries? Maybe only call the attending in from home if a problem arises? It would help with training. Would you do this with your family?
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Joshua Cho, MD
Joshua Cho, MD@joshchomd·
@francisdeng Agree. We wrote the time our scheduling portal would open in our invitation email. Looking forward to hearing some feedback about it.
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Francis Deng, MD
Francis Deng, MD@francisdeng·
Can we agree that offering more interviews invites than there are available interview slots is unacceptable? Poor med students can't put their phones down long enough to vote
Nirali Dave@ndave08

@francisdeng No available spots to schedule an interview or even waitlist. I checked my email timestamp to see when I got the invite and when I got signal to open up ERAS... the spots had filled in 3-4 minutes.

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Joshua Cho, MD
Joshua Cho, MD@joshchomd·
A tweet that could spark an hour long conversation has zero chance on Twitter.
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Albert Jiao, MD
Albert Jiao, MD@AlbertJiaoMD·
I refuse to call just a normal weekend “golden”
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Joshua Cho, MD
Joshua Cho, MD@joshchomd·
@MaitrayPatelMD I don't disagree with the nuances! But perhaps this paper should only be read by PD/APDs? I imagine that any R3 in the at-risk categories will only latch onto the big question you all raise in the discussion: does the ABR exam correlate with radiology competency?
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Maitray Patel
Maitray Patel@MaitrayPatelMD·
@joshchomd More nuanced. First, evidence indicates the idea that higher USMLE scores automatically mean higher chance of ABR core passage is wrong. Within tiers, no difference. Also, practical info not previously known—did you realize risk of core failure was so low for R3 above 50th?
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Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA
American medicine has a new operating reality where “doing what‘s best for the patient” has a competing imperative: doing what’s best for shareholders investors.  Professionalism codes taught in medical schools butt up against fiduciary responsibility taught in business schools.
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Joshua Cho, MD
Joshua Cho, MD@joshchomd·
@francisdeng I guess anything can be hamartomatous. Seems like we are chasing pathology on this one.
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