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Steve Pomedli

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Family doc | CMD via @CleClinicCanada | Innovation Fellow @WCHWIHV | Urban planner | Working to improve health, care systems, processes + delivery.

Toronto Katılım Ocak 2010
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Steve Pomedli
Steve Pomedli@pomedli·
Awesome to see the @HRHospital join other OHTs across Ontario in forging meaningful connections between primary care, specialists, and community-based resources -- while also improving the experience of care for patients!
Pauline Pariser@PcPariser

Congratulations to the dynamic team at Humber for a successful SCOPE launch - the 9th Ontario site to offer SCOPE as scaffold for OHTs. During COVID SCOPE supports primary care connection to hospital and community resources, diverting ED visits, supporting LTC, PPE & IPAC.

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Eric Reinhart
Eric Reinhart@_Eric_Reinhart·
Time to shift away from too-easily depoliticized language of "social determinants of health" toward "structural determinants of health" instead. Structures (wages, housing+ed, policing/criminal punishment, unemployment, healthcare costs...) require address w political action.(1)
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Tamorah Lewis, MD, PhD
Tamorah Lewis, MD, PhD@TamorahLewisMD·
Black reparations as a means to improve health and decrease racial health disparities. NEJM is on 🔥🔥this week and I. Am. Here. For. It. Reparations as a Public Health Priority — A Strategy for Ending Black–White Health Disparities | NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
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Rutger Bregman
Rutger Bregman@rcbregman·
WOOOW. A Canadian research project gave homeless people $7,500 each — the results were 'beautifully surprising'. Turns out: basic income for the homeless pays for itself. It's free money, because 'the project saved the shelter system $8,100 per person'. 'cbc.ca/news/canada/br…
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Steve Pomedli@pomedli·
"The task of implementing AI in healthcare, therefore, should not be about deploying a ML model; rather, it should be about how to design the best possible care delivery system for a given problem, using the ML model as a component in that delivery system" nature.com/articles/s4174…
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Pauline Pariser
Pauline Pariser@PcPariser·
Out with routine annual CPXs and in with prevention kits, patient navigators, and innovative ways to reduce disparity and champion population based care such as mobile screening clinics? Read on.. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
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Future of Good
Future of Good@futureofgood·
2 million Canadians are experiencing traumatic stress in the wake of #COVID19. The mental healthcare sector is working on overdrive to keep up, by reaching clients digitally. Here's how the @MentalHealthIAM transitioned to digital ⤵️ @pamsethi_ bit.ly/2MXsGsd
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Toronto Star
Toronto Star@TorontoStar·
Kofi Hope: I’ve worked for years on anti-racism training. Here’s what I’ve learned about how Canadians can take the next steps: torstar.co/WHhc50zZqAz
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Ilan Shahin
Ilan Shahin@IlanShahin·
Healthcare in 🇨🇦: You learn tons more once a product is in use and you’re iterating toward the right thing (not piloting). We waste too much energy on massive waterfall projects that squash competition, under-deliver, and end up needing PR spin and political protection.
Leo Polovets@lpolovets

Some founders worry about launching products before they're perfect. As a technologist, I relate to this. But that's not the thing to fear. The really scary thing is if you spend another 6-12 mo perfecting your product, launch, and then learn you were building the wrong thing.

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