Steph! Oh my! This chat today is acting super weird. But thank you anyway . We survived a supposedly very nice topic but horrendous i don't know what. Till next and thanks again. #healthxph @jkatzaman.bsky.social @stephaniemiaco.bsky.social
T3. Eat smart, move more, Use but be very careful with AI. #healthxph
T3. What important things/takeaways did you get from these readings? #healthxph
My feed is acting weird but. Hi #healthxph
Been waiting for that Yalom's book on audible. #Healthxph
T2. Mostly functional movement and longevity books. Of course, AI. Crazy scramble for learning. #Healthxph
T2. What was the most interesting book that you have read currently, and why? #healthxph
T1. How do you best use your books? Via audio? paperback? Hardcover? E-reader? Do share a glimpse into your reading habit, and tell us why this works for you? #healthxph
T1. Mainly audiobooks plus hard/paperbacks copy when I can sit for long. Audiobooks are great for travel, during exercise too! #healthxph
Yeah, I noticed that too. But, thanks. #healthxph
Hi steph! Nice topic! #healthxph
Hello #Healthxph. Who's online?!
T3. I honestly don't know now. The social groups and environment is rapidly changing. It's like hitting a fast moving target. That's why I would first ask our current data- where and who's the engagement target. and technology might help us on this. But im all ears to all suggestions. #healthxph
Happy Birthday to your dad steph! #Healthxph
Or AI chatbots. There are some parallel studies on some other "diseases" where patients prefer AI chatbots as navigators. I'm not sure if this is applicable here, but worth exploring if it helps. #healthxph
If this is the case, this should be where majority of social media engagements / intervention should be. There are tools specific for this. #Healthxph
T2. Agree with this, but which social media? Are we engaging in the platforms where these young people are? #Healthxph
This is amazing. I'm not sure how deep and encompassing our HIV database is right now. But I assume we have gathered some important trends. Maybe look for similarities in geographies, groups, institutions etc through data analyses and target engagementthrough these pipelines. Just maybe #Healthxph
Could be. But I argue for both, prevention is still better than cure for say HIV and or chronic diseases. #healthxph
A usecase example of " an ounce of prevention is better than a ton of cure" . #healthxph
T1. Maybe the strategy should engage the groups where young people go- schools? Peers? Family? social groups? what does our data currently show? #Healthxph
here (allegedly) incidence of PLHIV is still increasing in both adult and pediatric population. I'm not sure if thats because of aggressive detection or an exact picture of its true incidence. #Healthxph
Hi Helen, good evening! Very timely topic! #Healthxph
Thank you doc Airis! Have a restful weekend everyone! Thank you @jkatzaman.bsky.social @helenvmadamba.bsky.social @stephaniemiaco.bsky.social #Healthxph
T3. I don't know if its the kindest. All i know is that saying "i don't know" when you really don't know may actually save lives. Awareness of what we can or can't do with something we actually don't know is a tough skill. #healthxph
T2. Same. But I say up front, "i don't know yet, because is something new to my practice or is beyond my expertise". But I go back to patient and say what I gather from colleagues who are expert on that particular case. #healthxph
Risk stratification according to literature. if the mortality rate is 5% for elderly hip surgery, i say the patient will have 1-5 over 100 people risk of dying, in lay mans term. #healthxph
I for one don't use it. Ambiguous to many and may signal that the patient's condition is "severe" . #healthxph
T1. 50-50 connote ambiguity to some but may actually "signal" that the patient condition is grave or severe. So I don't use this term. #healthxph
Hi AIris! #healthxph
