#Diagnoses

O'Neill Institute

oneillinstitute

.@wilbanks from @Sagebio highlights policy recommendations and how this research comes at the intersection of consumer data protection law and research regulations and the importance of protecting the privacy and

Sulome

SulomeAnderson

If only there were a country in the same geographical area as America that we could look to as an example of how to handle this pandemic with minimal loss

briar 🦋🌗 hot villain advocate

briartrash

Tw // ableismRelevant: autism should never be compared to a terminal illness and it's important to stand up for the rights of neurodivergent individuals who's autonomy is constantly under attackNot

David R Holtgrave

HoltgraveHealth

What does your ideal, comprehensive COVID-19 dashboard look like? The decades-long experience with HIV surveillance gives us some guidance, I believe. Importantly, it suggests that multiple measures are key to

Dan McIsaac

mcisaac_d

New in @BJAJournals: New data on long term, pt-reported #disability and #frailty after #surgery. Big take home is that ppl with frailty have a much larger DECREASE in disability 1

Araya

arayabaker

Before "therapist", I am a queer Black person who has lived through involuntary hospitalization. One's perception of institutionalized power dynamics is forever changed by it. Regardless of "patients' rights", au

basseyworld

Basseyworld

This from @DrNortonTherapy: Bipolar can involve both manic and depressive episodes - the disorder varies per person. Bipolar can cause unusual shifts in mood, energy, activity levels, concentration, and the

Berniece, DO

asianEMdoc

Being that it’s mental health awareness month, I wanted to share some thoughts I had about this topic as it pertains to healthcare workers (HCW). A few days ago, I

Mental Health

Sectioned_

Is there a system problem in psychiatry around autism spectrum disorders & BPD? Diagnostic assessment of #ASD is not a core clinical skill in psychiatry - yet I see tweeps

Paul Williams

PaulNWilliamz

*How to clinic with Paul Williams*Mostly for internal medicine residents, but also for anyone else who is curious.Others may do things differently or disagree, and that’s totally fine. (1/22) Before

toasty

toastcals

A thread about Eating Disorders, DSM-5 Diagnostic Criteria, and more. what is an eating disorder?- severe disturbance in eating behaviors. 8 types of eating disorders are recognized

katy ✿❣︎✪

katylauren_

1) my mum told me a few months ago that when I was younger she asked my health visitor if there’s a possibility I could be autistic since she saw

marissa

tarissamambasco

PCOS runs in my family and here are the things i've learned about it: 1. doctors truly do not know how to act when you have symptoms of PCOS. it's

Indigo Daya

IndigoDaya

@SameiHuda has argued that it’s helpful to medicalise social problems:https://twitter.com/sameihuda/status/1258725271261323264?s=21I say that’s the last thing we should ever want. Psychiatry does this all the time to survivors of #abuse, with

Hellwoman talking

WifeSharpener

Transness is not mental illness. Neither is autism. If you can respect my pronouns you can respect my autism, my womanhood is autistic. The stigma on neurodivergence, the misinformation pushed

Rabih Geha

rabihmgeha

1/The base rate…a double-edged sword.A mini-tweetorial on this crucial concept in clinical reasoning. 2/What is it?The base rate is the relative frequency of a diagnosis within a clinical context.Example:In the