Our new paper in @jamanetworkopen.com on systemic strategies that prevent potentially non-beneficial treatments near the end of life in the UK. We propose the term "clinical deceleration" to describe phenomenon @ucsfgeriatrics.bsky.social @ucsf-ihps.bsky.social jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
Thank you @jackykruser.bsky.social and Gordon Rubenfeld for such a beautifully written and thoughtful editorial on our recent
@jamanetworkopen.com paper. Systemic biases lack flexibility for the plurality of patient values and priorities. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
What a great session! #ATS2025
Expertly moderated by Andrew, Jacky, and Kelly.
My thoughts? In the ICU, start with values, not goals. Goals change with prognosis; values don’t. Knowing what matters most to a patient anchors care in what’s meaningful, not just what’s possible.
Lung art installation
So grateful for the community and science (and 🫁 art!) at #ATS2025
Don’t miss Session C83 at #ATS2025 – End-of-Life Care in the ICU: Controversies and Conversations
Tuesday, May 20 | 2:15–3:45 PM
Room 2010/2012 (Moscone West, Level 2)
Go Jets!! 🇨🇦
Recently, the U.S. Department of Justice sent letters to scholarly journals inquiring about their process and principles. As an organization, we respect and support the CHEST journal's editorial leadership and long-standing reputation. Read more here: www.chestnet.org/newsroom/che...
Yes! And I wonder if how doctors talk about diseases with each other condenses their view of the people who are their patients.
Intrigued! I am fascinated by how language shapes and reflects clinical norms in medicine and I bet this is relevant… can’t wait to read (and from a fellow badger!)
Congrats to this years cohort of the Path of Distinction in Bioethics!
🎓👏 Alexandra Center, Bethany Erb, Cuong Phuoc Luu, Yusuf Mohamoud & Brittany Russell 🎓👏
You’ve set the bar for excellence in ethical leadership in medicine. The future is brighter because of you. #OnWisconsin #UWGrad
The book cover of “Everything is Tuberculosis” by John Green
As a pulmonary and critical care physician, I thought I had learned about TB.
But, it was so much more to see this intractable disease through the lens of @johngreensbluesky.bsky.social.
Highly recommended reading!
“We support the editorial independence of medical journals and their First Amendment rights to free expression. The Journal actively fosters scholarly scientific dialogue and remains steadfast in its commitment to supporting authors, readers, and patients”
@nejm.org quoted by @aniloza.bsky.social
“In the shared act of choosing to care, we can find a way forward.”
"With Sadness and Resolve: Why I Resigned as Chief Medical Officer of an #NIH Institute and What Comes Next"
www.atsjournals.org/doi/10.1513/... [open access @annalsats.bsky.social ]
Powerful essay, including resignation letter by Dr Josh Fessel in the tradition of
www.linkedin.com/posts/nathan...
