#Researchers

Dr. Caleb Ferguson, RN

calebferg

A thread sharing some great papers just published as part of the @jclinnursing special issue on clinical-academic careers (1/10) #wenurses #nursingresearch (2/10) Clinical quality registries: an approach to support research

J-PAL Africa

JPAL_Africa

In this last week before holiday office closures, we want to reminisce on 2020, the good times... and the less good times... but most importantly we want to acknowledge our

John Jackson 桜の侍

johnjhacking

1/A lot of questions have flooded in regarding @SakuraSamuraii - some have asked what the end game is, and generally speaking, others have asked about the "exclusiveness"Here's my answer: 2/Throughout

Jeremy Faust MD MS (ER physician)

jeremyfaust

Breaking: Moderna's vaccine trial is live in the New England Journal of Medicine.Frontline insta-analysis by @Brief_19's @macacharya and me is here: https://brief19.com/2020/12/30/moderna-vaccine-phase-iii-trial-results-released-in-

Eric Koester

erickoester

Many people have hated zoom school — and many of their reasons are completely legitimate. But after teaching 22 cohorts of zoom school courses (classes run entirely on zoom), I

Esha K.

eshaLegal

In addition to supporting a coup in Venezuela, @RepShalala, when she was the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the CDC experimented on vulnerable populations in Zimbabwe. They may have

Hannah Davis 🦈

ahandvanish

This is an interesting #LongCOVID theory - that there is persistent brainstem dysfunction (likely in tangent with other immune issues like immune dysregulation, reactivation of other viruses, onset of autoimmune

Liz Dueweke 🐾

LizDueweke

I had a lot of questions about the mRNA COVID vaccine, so I spoke with a good friend who is a research scientist. I am NOT a research scientist but

Neal Jean

nealjean1

Idea from machine learning applied to startupsRepeat founders are like linear models, first-time founders are like deep learning In ML, inductive bias is what lets a model generalize beyond training

Lindsey Fitzharris

DrLindseyFitz

THREAD: MISTLETOE & MEDICINE (1/10) Today, we associate mistletoe with smooching; however, the poisonous plant has a long association with medicine, and in the past would have been recognized by

Ville Tulkki

VTulkki

I learned something today, so the day has not been wasted.Regards to lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions of nuclear energy. People familiar to the topic have seen images like below many

Sarah J Tracy 🌵

SarahJTracy

One of the main things that stops good #qualitative research from being GREAT is that people get stuck during that ephemeral step between coding/thematizing and interpretation/claim-making.Some musings and tips to

Access Now

accessnow

1/ The EU Council is preparing a resolution considering “solutions” for authorities to access encrypted data including communications. Read this thread to understand why #encryption matters to protect people’s privacy

SEGMtweets

SEGMtweets

Gender dysphoria sufferers need sound evidence to guide life-changing decisions. So a study that "lends support to the decision to provide gender-affirming surgeries" could have big clinical implications. But now,

Doug Johnson Hatlem

djjohnso

I can't stand Trump any more than the next person. Felt relieved as everyone when media announced he lost (even if I also can't stand Biden).The impulse to assume we

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

Well @edyong209 has another amazing, deep dive about the pandemic out today. It's a thoughtful and nuanced look about the COVIDization of science, and both the tremendous achievements we've made

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