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Avital O'Glasser, MD FACP FHM

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SHMconvergereally love hearing this talk from @WrayCharles and @GraceHuangMD "how to publish when publishing isn't your thing"start with self reflection! #SHMconvergepublishing isn't only about research!one option? perspec

#WIMStrongerTogether @WIMSummit so excited for this talk—I always learn something new when I hear @LaurieBaedke talk! #WIMStrongerTogether @WIMSummit risk is inherent—and necessary “A ship is safe in harbor but that’s

A Friday #tweetorial #medthread about patient privacy on#medtwitter #SoMeThere are many facets of patient privacy & professionalism concerns in this communal space—I’m going to focus on this through thelens of

Friday #Medthread! I’ve been chatting lately that I should write a #tweetorial about how I’ve put my social media related/based activities on my academic/professional CV. So, without further ado... 1/x

Waking up to the overnight news from Minneapolis, & trying to amplify the words of others to support my sisters & brothers trying to save their lives in a racist

1/ The days are long, but the weeks are short...It’s been almost two weeks (!!) since I last posted a thread about COVID19 trends in OregonSo, what’s been happening?https://twitter.com/aoglasser/status/1259320096289243138?s=21 2/

1/ it’s been about a week since I last posted a thread analyzing Oregon’s case numbersI’ve collated my Oregon data threads, along w my other #COVID19 related #tweetorials about #periopmedicine

There’s been some excellent #medtwitter meets @SchittsCreek threads—but this is hands down the best!Well. Done. @ETSshow @AlexAndersonMD @drjessigold @londyloo @eeyanmiller @MHPoison1 @laurelfick @emilysharpe @SBowersMD @DrSinhaEsq @DRsonosRD @RyanMa

1/ I haven’t written a #periopmedicine #tweetorial in a while, but last night @etsshow tapped me on the shoulder w a request for a #Medthread re preop evals via #telehealthThe

1/ it’s been five days since I last posted an updated review of Oregon-specific #COVID19 data. There have been some big announcements in the interval about how Oregon continues to