Sindee Weiss, MD MSEd FACP

Northwell reunion at AAHPM! Grateful for this conference for allowing reconnections, sharing our jouneys, our accomplishments, and our lives together! Thank you, AAHPM @AAHPM @NorthwellHealth @SindeeWeiss @liberman_tara @MCarneyMD @DrGLaTorre @MartinsWelchMD #hapc24

@01Bridget @AAHPM @NorthwellHealth @liberman_tara @MCarneyMD @DrGLaTorre @MartinsWelchMD So many accomplished graduates in leadership positions doing important work. Proud mama! #hapc2024

Just a reminder that #medicalstudents and #residents can join @AAHPM for free. If you are a trainee, please join and learn more. If you are a #hapc educator, please welcome trainees into our community. aahpm.org/membership/joi… #hpm #pedpc #palliative #hospice #meded

@01Bridget Looking forward!

@SindeeWeiss See you soon!

looking forward to seeing colleagues and former fellows!(60+ and counting) #hapc24

newsday.com/opinion/corona… Please read. Thoughtful and honest POV from Dr. Guzik.

@GIMaPreceptor We are all in this together Frank. Virtual hug!

It’s like I never left - #ccm

“We're doing our best, but it feels like wartime.” What is New York City's plan to deal with the surge in patients during the pandemic? Tomorrow on 60 Minutes.

Must read - “Create your best new normal for now, with hope of making life the best it can be today, tomorrow and every day.” nytimes.com/2020/01/20/wel… ⁦@paula_span⁩

@MartinsWelchMD @amatote Beautifully written, straight from the heart. A must read.

"Comfort Zone," a great read for all clinicians. Thank you for this wonderful piece @amatote #ComfortCare #hpm #MedTwitter annemergmed.com/article/S0196-…

Older adults in EDs often face increased risk for complications and readmissions. Our GAP-ED team (Geriatric & Palliative ED) team optimizes their treatment, avoids unnecessary readmissions. @Liberman_Tara @HofstraGeriPal @NorthwellHealth @HofstraMed jem-journal.com/article/S0736-…

@mnarasimhan Often that question (do you want everything done?) is asked because alternative statements haven’t be taught or role modeled. This is changing. We need to keep it moving.

@mnarasimhan We should not be asking ‘that’ question, for it implies that we are not doing everything. Rather we should learn to say “dying inspite of efforts”(whatever this may be) and use that opportunity to walk through compassionate options for care.....

The most misused words heard in critical care are “do everything “. We should focus on education efforts to stop the inappropriate use of care at the end of life. It goes against all common sense.

@shanaweiss13 Me and your Dad, a long time ago, happy birthday!

Less than five hours until I’m 21, whomst let that happen?

What’s an apology worth? by Ariadne Labs link.medium.com/ErQag9rIZY

@gradydoctor More of this

1/ “Can I run something by you?” It was Saturday. I was already gone. She was still on the ward. I didn’t respond to that text. Instead, I called her directly. Me: “Hey.” Her: “I’m so sorry to bother you, Dr. Manning.” Me: “Never be sorry.” *silence* Me: “I’m all ears."

@HofstraMed Well done lecture! Relevant for us all.

Don’t miss tomorrow’s Grand Rounds when Nitzan C. Roth, MD presents: Living Well Despite Immunosuppression: Long-Term Management of the Liver Transplant Recipient at 8am in Rust Auditorium at North Shore University Hospital.

Living an Intentional Life: This is Water pallimed.org/2019/07/living…

Comfort Care, Whatever Does That Mean? ~ Pallimed pallimed.org/2019/05/comfor… via @Pallimed