#Outcomes

Mecha

mechalink

A small note about structural thinking: rules are (generally) about whether you will (or won't) do something, assuming they are equally and completely enforced (which is a large assumption in

Dominic Campbell

dominiccampbell

A constant pattern in government over the years is men (in particular) fiddling with structures rather than focusing on systems change and better outcomes. NHS news another large scale example.

ArkansasCovid

ArkansasCovid

Dr. Smith delivered some really interesting hospitalization and vent outcome statistics yesterday. As of 6/25, there had been 1,300 Arkansans ever hospitalized and 203 Arkansans ever on a ventilator. The

Alex Leaf

AlexJLeaf

Friendly reminder: if you are focused more on the results of scientific research rather than the processes that led to those findings, you are treating science like a belief system

Samuel Brown

DrSamuelBrown

A point about “capacity.” There’s capacity and there’s capacity. There’s a surge beyond capacity that leads to formal government-directed rationing of life support. That’s the extreme end and apocalyptic in

ValueStockGeek

ValueStockGeek

Keep in mind that everyone calling for hyperinflation and a USD collapse have been wrong for 12 years (in some cases, 25). That can change - but they had the

Laure Wynants

laure_wynants

Unpopular opinion: in any prediction model that has clinical use/improves patient outcomes, continuous updating will either be infeasible or unethical. ok so a tweet is not a place for an

Penn LDI

PennLDI

THREAD: How do patients with #Alzheimer's disease & related #dementias (ADRD) fare in Medicare Advantage (MA) managed care plans, compared to traditional #Medicare (TM)?Our new blog covers studies led by

Cllr Rosemary Sexton #ROSI4LEADER

DrSextonGreen

1/ "Politicians use statistics in the same way that a drunk uses lamp-posts—for support rather than illumination." - Andrew Lang. The same can be said of "evidence". 2/ As Greens,

Gaye Stepdad

GayeStepdad

living in a simulacrum, enacting models instead of innovating, *simulating* everything instead of doing it, means that most ppl now act based solely on *intentions*, and the outcomes from those

Premal Trivedi MD

radtrivedi

Our #cost analysis of #dialysis interventions indicates big differences in #Medicare payment per year of conduit patency gain across specialties, driven primarily by discrepant use of #anesthesia and #operatingroom. @torrlab

Kate Bahn

LipstickEcon

For #TransAwarenessWeek , some of my fav research investigating how gender impacts economic outcomes:1) "Transgender status, gender identity, & socioeconomic outcomes" by Carpenter et. al. finds transgender individuals have lo

very long chicken

Orbitaldropkick

Thinking about Game Design (tm) again and how important the tone and framing of a game's systems can be to an entire game (thread): I've had an absolute blast running

Kris Sidial

Ksidiii

At Ambrus the core philosophical approach is to focus on areas that are exhibiting "extreme" behavior. Human's have the tendency to look at markets in a close ended form. Especially

sabarizvimd FAAEM

sabarizvimd

This was published in @Medscape.Those of you think these medical sites like @doximity and others care about Physician sovereignty or the Scope of practice issue are severely mistaken. It’s time

Zain Chagla

zchagla

Vaccines currently need to be sold as personal protection over herd immunity. Taking the vaccine reduces your risk of severe outcomes and death. It’s a personal choice to have this

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