#Outcomes

Peter J. Miller

DrPeterJMiller

"Performance-based funding doesn’t work; in fact, it does the opposite, inflicting serious damage. It doesn’t improve student learning, but it does make universities less accessible, less diverse and less affordable."https://w

Dina Janković

JankovicDina

Digital interventions for mental health (DMHIs) have been talked about a lot during the pandemic, with higher demand for mental healthcare and reduced access to face-to-face care. But what is

Walter Shaub

waltshaub

Employers need to figure out how to do performance appraisals without demoralizing staff. Worse, tying layoffs to an ineffective performance management system raises the stakes and creates an opportunity for

Philip Newall

pnewall

Bank data can provide objective measures of gambling expenditure and associated outcomes that is longitudinal (7 years) and mass-scale (6.5 million people)New research in @NatureHumBehav w/ Muggleton @PParpart Leake @johngathergood

Josh Cohen

JCohen_NFL

As we get into the thick of the NFL Draft season, make sure you remember some of the basic facts of draft/prospect analysis: If someone ranks a prospect ahead of

George "listen to the science" Heckman

GAWHeckman

1. The performance metrics idea is not a new one. CIHI already posts these for long term care homes. These metrics are risk-adjusted, benchmarked, related to resident outcomes, and can

Paul Quinton

pkquinton

***MAJOR FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENT***The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has today put out a call to fund evaluations of public health interventions led by or involving the police. https://www.nihr.ac.uk/documents/20119-public-heal

Jordan Harris Ph.D

JordanHarrisPhD

I often say therapists can’t tell when clients deteriorate. Here’s the evidence. A thread on Mike Lambert’s classic article. 1/9 Not much research has been done on patterns of change

Ann Marie Kumfer

AnnKumfer

#MedTwitter A patient is admitted to the hospital with sepsis. You are ordering DVT prophylaxis. CrCl is 60 ml/min and BMI 43. What do you start as prophylaxis? 2/In this

Stu Donovan

StuartBDonovan

1/4 This is not exactly my field and the answer will depend on how you define "sustainability". That said, here's a brief thread discussing two decent studies that consider the

New York Society of Addiction Medicine

NYSAM_connect

Dr. Frances Levin in the house talking about #stimulants !!! @ColumbiaPsych @Columbia 2/ Psychosocial treatments for stimulants, start with #contingency management and add CBT for durability of treatment outcomes 3/

Ted Seides

tseides

Some observations on race in asset management from my initial conversation in the Diversity & Inclusion mini-series (out in August). Having a conversation about race is uncomfortable and has been

Nuggehalli Nigam

nsnigam

My dear law students, I know that the events in Brisbane are at the top of your minds, so I will jump on the bandwagon and talk about one aspect

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Can we talk more about research papers that try to link doctor characteristics-- particularly those that have been the target of discrimination-- such as race, and gender, and sexual orientation--

stuart mcdonald

ActuaryByDay

Latest @ICNARC report on intensive care admissions and outcomes was released last night.Report includes 10,421 patients, with outcomes for 9,995 of them.A quick summary. /1https://twitter.com/icnarc/status/1281694384417890312 Daily admissio

Matt Barnum

matt_barnum

Interesting new study showing that new money for schools from wind energy installations did *not* have any clear effects on student outcomes. https://www.edworkingpapers.com/sites/default/files/ai21-352.pdf Obviously this differs from most

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