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LaToshia Rouse retweeted
No rhyme for this one. It's no laughing matter - just one of the most important articles we've had the honor of publishing.
bit.ly/45YUyEe
@CaroleLannon
#Top10ArticlesOf2023 #MoreThanAJournal
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Instead of showing me your diversity statement, show me your hiring data, your discrimination claim stats, your salary tables, your retention numbers, your diversity policies, and your leaders’ public actions against racism. End performative allyship.
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LaToshia Rouse retweeted
In light of last week’s anti-DEI bill in medical education that would punish medical schools with DEI programs, it’s reassuring to see the @AAMCtoday putting forward a statement reaffirming the importance of a healthcare workforce that reflects our diverse patient population!
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Dear Program Directors,
You are getting some of the brightest medical students for residency. They are excited, ready to work, & filled with hope and enthusiasm for medicine. It is your responsibility to make that they leave residency with that same enthusiasm & hope! #MedTwitter
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
WATCH NOW: Equitable Prenatal Care: Preparing for Future Maternal RSV Vaccinations hosted by @kevinault, @reliability21 & Dr. Tina Tan. Get the resources + collect credit: cmeo.me/WC-078CG #MedTwitter #MedEd #FOAMed teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1djGXNzwk…
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Dr. Amelia Gibson @AmeliaNGibson: “Little thought is put into meaningful consideration and education about patient rights, and qualification for services usually requires disclosure and agreements to be surveilled.”
Meet Associate Professor @AmeliaNGibson. She explains her research on the connection between the unequal distribution of resources and the barriers to maternity health care.
Read More: fal.cn/3A31B
#SDoH #socialdeterminantsofhealth #health #healthdisparities
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Maternal mortality rates doubled for every race and ethnicity in the past two decades, according to a new modeling study. trib.al/ch9TlZY
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Delighted for Association of American Medical Colleges @AAMCjustice support to partner with LaToshia Rouse @reliability21 and @UNCOBGYN colleagues to enhance the obstetric resident curriculum for more anti-racist practice through story sharing.
aamc.org/about-us/equity-div…
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Our approach to birth has been that the baby is the candy & the mom’s the wrapper, & once the baby is out of the wrapper we cast it aside. We need to recognize that the wrapper is a person — moms are getting really sick and dying. @nytimes nytimes.com/2023/05/28/healt…
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Pleased to share the Roadmap Project which aims to improve the emotional health for those with chronic conditions & their families! @ab_peds @LearningNetwrks
Listen in to Well Beyond Medicine: The Nemours Children’s Health Podcast as we discuss The Roadmap Project with @SoodErica from Nemours Children's, @jillplev from @ChildrensPhila, and @CaroleLannon from @CincyChildrens. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth spr.ly/6015ObaGL
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Join us tonight to talk about this very important topic! @ncdhhs @NCPublicHealth
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Don't miss this powerful panel discussion on the impact of structural racism on Black patients in the hospital. Check out the new journal article "The impact of being Black while living with a chronic condition: Inpatient perspectives". shmpublications.onlinelibrar…
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Powerful stories and actionable strategies @reliability21 @thechristianjl @rkinebrew1 @ab_peds @CSchulerMD
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LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Proud to be part of the 6% of Latino/Latina physicians in the U.S. Fiercely advocating to double our representation in the next 10 years. #NationalLatinoPhysicianDay #nationallatinaphysicianday @LatinasInMed @NHMAmd @SilampHealth @sacnas
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
Most of these unnecessary deaths happened in the first year postpartum, in people of color. A potential step forward? Offering Medicaid coverage for at least the first year postpartum. bit.ly/3S0V3pB
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
It’s Dr. Idehen, NOT Dr. I or even Dr. Joyce.
I deserve the same respect as my White colleagues, you don’t get to avoid saying my name.
When I mispronounce a medication or medical dx, y’all correct me every time… therefore you can also learn to properly pronounce my name.
LaToshia Rouse retweeted
White adults are more than twice as likely as Black and Latino households to get sizable financial help from parents or elders, a new joint NPR poll finds. That has profound intergenerational effects.
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