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Samson from NYC here - no COI #pathjc
— Samson W. Fine, MD (@rovingatuscap) November 6, 2019
I hope this will be the last annual #USCAP meeting I am missing. If you have questions on the posters I have contributed to, I will be here following the #USCAP2020 tweets.
— Serdar Balcı (@serdarbalci) February 29, 2020
I always appreciate the consults when a patient with a documented thrombocytopenia over the past 3 years is admitted with stable thrombocytopenia and they ask whether there are schistocytes.
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) May 14, 2019
CAP Junior Members: The CAP Foundation Informatics Travel Award offers an opportunity to advance these skills and meet with industry leaders in the field of informatics at #CAP20vegas. Apply by 4/6/20: https://t.co/KRmDWjhB0q. pic.twitter.com/qt9j0QSVd1
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) February 19, 2020
"I've met patients via Facebook support groups, and it has changed my life, my research, even how I practice medicine," says @JMGardnerMD of @uamshealth. "I want every pathologist to experience these amazing things": https://t.co/y3vTp3gwyW. @ArkansasOnline
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) February 13, 2020
#Pathologists: another poll in prep for our 5/13 #capchat. "As a seasoned pathologist, you've managed many new-in-practice pathologists throughout your career. The common mistake new #pathologists make during their first year:
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) May 10, 2019
#Pathologists advocate to protect patients from surprise medical bills; urge PAMA reform. Read more. https://t.co/e5rpzuoHb2 pic.twitter.com/NxYfTeE09m
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) May 9, 2019
Pathologist-to-Pathologist Tip of the Week: Get credentialed. As soon as you get your medical license, it's time to start credentialing--the process of verifying your qualifications for privileges. Read more: https://t.co/e0ou3ag3sy . #pathologists pic.twitter.com/ZO8eiokOSx
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) May 4, 2019
The #COVID19 #pandemic has left physicians and physicians-in-training with many questions. Here are some frequently asked questions including how to respectfully enforce #quarantine and how to conserve #PPE. https://t.co/k8WAT6wKJw
— AMA Medical Students (@AMAmedstudents) May 26, 2020
Wisdom from @aaronecarroll on the importance of testing https://t.co/yET9ouzYtB @AmherstCollege alum @Amherst_Alumni #epitwitter
— Nicholas Horton (@askdrstats) May 13, 2020
With the new Congress, legislators will make decisions that affect the practice of pathology. #Pathologists should attend the Policy Meeting in DC from April 29-May 1, 2019. Register today https://t.co/eot2KXIa0ehttps://t.co/po44Ebdfk4
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) April 10, 2019
To continue moving forward, digital pathologists must continue integrating #AI into daily practice. https://t.co/9b5qxLWdVz
— Corista (@Corista_LLC) May 3, 2020
#NephJC chat April 28/29: CVD Management in CKD Ischemia-CKD from @NEJM - https://t.co/v8T1l5qVzO pic.twitter.com/fca0qYmwKP
— Nephrology Jrnl Club (@NephJC) April 28, 2020
Protein pattern recognition tests work more like radiomics or computational pathology than traditional blood tests... and will revolutionize evaluation of health, wellness and disease.#medicine #healthcare #proteomics #innovation https://t.co/L4OKuBlc29
— Roy Smythe, MD (@DrRoySmythe) April 22, 2020
SA Government now rules out privatisation of coronavirus testing agency https://t.co/YZrNEee5Zb via @ABCNews
— Not a Canberra Bubbler 🌲🌏🌲 (@MSMWatchdog2013) April 22, 2020
SA Government now rules out privatisation of coronavirus testing agency https://t.co/L5laBXetUZ #saparli
— WhiteHouse IT (@whbslearning) April 22, 2020
It's apples and oranges, sorry Mike. Every country has a different testing and reporting regime. Pathology practices in Australia simply do not test mild or asymptomatic cases. We probably won't have the true picture until they do proper antibody tests for "clearances"
— 💧Reality Finder (@Mannapete) April 5, 2020
As private labs open up for testing, numbers expected to go up - Does this mean windfall gain for listed pathology labs like Metropolis Healtcare?https://t.co/ERRmJAQ5fG
— Himanshu Kapadia (@HimanshuKapadia) March 28, 2020
COVID-19 testing is important but has 10 to 15% rate of producing false, negative results, pathologist says https://t.co/2OwFmEzSxi via @abc7newsbayarea
— Ravi Ratna (@medical91) March 28, 2020
Is this just testing capacity differences or does the Detroit area have a higher proportion of positive cases?
— Matt Grossmann (@MattGrossmann) March 22, 2020
Yes - discussion always helps. Then we can convey the gray area that the case involves (like "They called it muscle invasion, but it's barely there" or "They said 3+4 but it's borderline". I always appreciate communication b.c. sometimes more clinical info can help.
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) February 15, 2018
Q7: At what time in the process should testing be performed? #pathologists #pulmpath #capchat
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) January 16, 2019
it is frustrating but when you talk to pathology and at the moment testing capacity is overwhelmed - have to focus for now on where is can do the most immediate good, and plan/build extra cpacity in the meantime.
— Joanna Poole (@jopo899) March 14, 2020
Do Universities Need 2U to Create Digital Education? https://t.co/5FNZpQcxar
— Philip Payne (@prpayne5) March 9, 2020
T1: Patient-provider relationships can look like this as well https://t.co/ZOWnKR2ltm though we suspect they're relatively rare. HT @1111linno @DrMisialek #patientchat
— Inspire (@teaminspire) March 6, 2020
#donttouchanything
— Annette Raveneau 🗳#QuédateEnCasa #LávateLasManos (@AnnetteRAVENEAU) March 4, 2020
Detailed Coronavirus Preparation Tips From A Renowned Pathologist https://t.co/NgGdJNu32W via @gothamist
This is really good info! Detailed Coronavirus Preparation Tips From A Renowned Pathologist https://t.co/ao4bzbrX8F via @gothamist
— tanyakersey (@tanyakersey) March 4, 2020
Implementation research: What is it, what do we know and how can we use it?https://t.co/6pi1UH3Ons pic.twitter.com/U08zxvctZX
— Students4BE (@Students4BE) February 24, 2020
New2Trip: KDOQI Clinical Practice Guidelines for Nutrition in CKD https://t.co/9bXvaALtPT
— Trip Database (@tripdatabase) February 24, 2020
2020 Trends, Predictions and Challenges for Data Management ~ and Privacy https://t.co/80X50YZPTk
— Data Science Central (@DataScienceCtrl) February 9, 2020
I like this guide of internal communication of @jasonfried: https://t.co/UO03Ku0LmE
— Willem van Valkenburg (@wfvanvalkenburg) February 6, 2020
A successful digital pathology system implementation depends upon careful planning and commitment. https://t.co/OUnae1ebvE
— Corista (@Corista_LLC) January 21, 2020
Hope this motivates everyone to rekindle the dying "Art of Grossing" https://t.co/0OvQCtPSOV #grossognosis #pathology #pathboards @smlungpathguy @ariella8 @Swathiprabhu5 @kriyer68 @DrRolaAli @DrAhmedKalebi @JMGardnerMD @pathridle_susan @vi_monappa @sranna86 @suraksharaob pic.twitter.com/B8RqbrYYbd
— Vijay Shankar S (@VijayPatho) November 29, 2019
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