Today's Top 5
5. Value over Volume in Health Care
We need to start talking about how to move to a value-based care healthcare system, one in which we pay for the value of a service rather than the mere volume of services. #AHIPMMD
— Administrator Seema Verma (@SeemaCMS) October 16, 2018
4. Diversity in Medicine
This is not a coincidence. This is intentional. It’s the result of mentoring, advocacy & hard work. “They” said there’s a lack of black men in medicine. We stepped into action, enriching the pipeline of current & future #BlackMenInMedicine. #ThisIsOhioState
— Darrell Gray, MD,MPH (@DMGrayMD) October 17, 2018
cc: @DrQuinnCapers4 pic.twitter.com/asIdvo9ESq
3. Diabetes and Nerve Damage
Did you know? Nearly half of people living with #diabetes in the U.S. have some form of nerve damage. Learn more: https://t.co/C65Okf6Kt9 @Pfizer collab #steponup https://t.co/C65Okf6Kt9 pic.twitter.com/k42AM2Zhbj
— Amer. Diabetes Assn. (@AmDiabetesAssn) October 16, 2018
2. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Alison Milne, winner of the Society 2019 Endocrine Nurse Award. Nominate a nurse for the 2020 award to get their exemplary work recognised. @soc_EndoNurses @EarlyCareerEndo @Pituitary_org @bioscientifica https://t.co/llRsyx6YMj pic.twitter.com/knVUUsjWFm
— Society for Endo (@Soc_Endo) October 17, 2018
1. Factfulness for Thought
Just read the incredible book 'Factfulness' which highlights how we can all change our approach to thinking and recognize the many ways our thoughts about the world become distorted.
— Dr. Dave Stukus (@AllergyKidsDoc) October 19, 2018
One of many great quotes - this for those who believe #vaccines are harmful #FridayMotivation pic.twitter.com/DJNPfj1vh2