Ryan Kellogg

@RTHM_Health is building the world’s first health system that systematically gets smarter with every patient it treats. I recently presented at the Mayo Clinic Platform showcase on how RTHM is integrating Mayo data to help build self-improving care. Today, about 50% of medicine lives outside of well-established clinical guidelines and evidence. Too often patients are left in years of trial and error. We think medicine needs a better operating model: evidence-generating medicine. That means a care system where clinical decisions, patient data, and treatment outcomes continuously improve the workup and treatment of the next patient. Near term, this gives clinicians huge leverage and reduces costs. Over time, it will dramatically shorten the path to effective treatment for patients. Thank you to the Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate team for helping enable our progress. We’re working toward a future where medicine learns faster for conditions the system has been slow to understand, and where patients are no longer left waiting for evidence to catch up. @jencurtinmd @SnyderShot @MayoClinic @MayoPlatform @loscharlos @szacke @jerroldjackson @md_pinto

@Jason Welcome to Texas 🤠

Oh look, I found a cute little colorful snake on the ranch!

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“Children and adolescents with #LongCovid are significantly more likely to experience worsening grades, difficulty concentrating, and having limited fun with friends, according to a new study... from the National Institutes of Health”

“Efforts are needed to develop and evaluate interventions to mediate these negative effects of #LongCovid that could last through adulthood,” write the researchers. cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/study…

If you have the time/energy to make a call by Friday, this is one the best bets for new research funding for #LongCovid. Led by hill wiz @meighanstone — asking your Senators to sign on to this "Dear Colleague" letter is one of most important ways to ask for new funding for FY27.

When I first met Alice, we immediately talked a lot about about the silos between the disability, #LongCovid & COVID-cautious communities—I shared how I felt there was hesitancy between these communities thinking they couldn't benefit from one another, & rarely worked together.

I constantly heard (often still) things like. "LC patients only want cures" "Disabled ppl only want access" "CC only want masks"—often griping at moments of division, & not the fact all three benefit from better care, access & mitigation—& an evolved POV on disability & illness.

Three weeks later @SFdirewolf casted a spell with #PodSaveJon and had all of us working together in a beautiful and righteous orchestra. It was the first time many of us had seen that level of solidarity in action, and the results? Remarkable. Senate hearing, legislation, op-eds.

It was without a doubt, in my mind, the most powerful #LongCovid advocacy has been—& it was the result of not going alone, but using everyone's collective power to raise hell. It's self-evident & obvious why, but it's... very hard, & seems to be a rare occasion in this space.