RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
Paper can be found here: https://t.co/ZWhMkPFUC0
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @JensaMorrisMD: Every patient deserves attentive, unbiased care. Unfortunately, our current system is filled with disparities in patient…
RT @JensaMorrisMD: Every patient deserves attentive, unbiased care. Unfortunately, our current system is filled with disparities in patient…
RT @JensaMorrisMD: Every patient deserves attentive, unbiased care. Unfortunately, our current system is filled with disparities in patient…
Every patient deserves attentive, unbiased care. Unfortunately, our current system is filled with disparities in patient treatment that can severely impact outcomes. We all have the responsibility to examine our behaviors, and change for the better. http
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @EricTopol: A unique study in military medicine of 1.5 million ED visits reveals the dynamics of high-rank and high-power patients and d…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
Sadly, fairly universal for all systems of perceived social status, I've found
Evidence that unconscious bias affects the care we give 🇺🇸 Don't think this is limited to the USA 🗣️ So important to reflect on our own personal biases but also the social structures we operate within
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
How power shapes behavior: Evidence from physicians Schwab+ https://t.co/rAC4gLahfu "High-power” patients (who outrank their physician) receive more resources and have better outcomes than equivalently ranked “low-power” patients..." https://t.co/qd0v3IKE
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
"You're expendable so your 3🌟 physician will see you at the end of its shift. Thanks for your patience and cooperation." Otoh, they picked a hierarchical structure that notoriously doesn't give a fridge about human life so I'm guessing they won't be too su
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
Don't they also get better food, sleeping quarters, other perks? Intuitively that makes sense with the higher rank. As does more training, experience, education and responsibilities, pressure, and being held accountable to a higher and more severe standard
Accessibility and quality of healthcare should not depend on a person's class, wealth, race, ethnicity, or status of any kind regardless of if they are civilians or members of the armed forces. Our healthcare system is genuinely disgraceful...
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
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RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according to a new Science study involving 1.5 million patient encounters. Learn more ⬇️ 📄: https://t.co/EDQBKdC3Zt #SciencePerspective: https://t
RT @EricTopol: A unique study in military medicine of 1.5 million ED visits reveals the dynamics of high-rank and high-power patients and d…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
How power shapes behavior: Evidence from physicians | Science https://t.co/xw5krAh6tN
Our concern does not lie with the dr-pt power imbalance itself, ... Rather, it lies with the inequitable variation in how that power is exercised, with the most vulnerable pts likely bearing the burden of this disparity, as has historically been the case
The study in "Science" the above "Military•com" article is based upon, & links to: “How power shapes behavior: Evidence from physicians” 2/2 https://t.co/SRmEYUNnTz
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
😬😬😬 Altho, humans are still humans, so I guess we all saw this coming 🤷🏻♀️ https://t.co/gNHkhYy9jf
RT @EricTopol: A unique study in military medicine of 1.5 million ED visits reveals the dynamics of high-rank and high-power patients and d…
医師も患者も互いの階級が分かる米軍の医療機関で、医師は目上の患者には手間暇をかけ、転帰も良いことを155万件の診療データで示した研究。Science,5/16。軍特有の階級に限らず、性別や人種でも違いが見えた。平等が建前の医療一般にも、社会の権力関係が影響しうるのではと https://t.co/R5rz7Nw72D
"How power shapes behavior: Evidence from physicians" 2/2 links here➡️https://t.co/tyvjENZTMb - Examines "data from US military emergency departments where active-duty physicians and patients have military ranks and some patients outrank their assigned ph
RT @elenaneira: Power shapes behavior in a military hospital experiment where "patients who outranked physicians enjoyed more physician eff…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @KwekuOA: Using data from hospitals where both docs and patients have rank, a Science paper finds that “powerful” patients get more care…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
Power shapes behavior in a military hospital experiment where "patients who outranked physicians enjoyed more physician effort and better health outcomes because more resources were inequitably invested on them." https://t.co/VeQ08asHdf https://t.co/HEla5E
RT @EricTopol: A unique study in military medicine of 1.5 million ED visits reveals the dynamics of high-rank and high-power patients and d…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @work_matters: Sample of "1.5 million quasi-random assignments in US military emergency departments." patients who outranked physicians…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @EricTopol: A unique study in military medicine of 1.5 million ED visits reveals the dynamics of high-rank and high-power patients and d…
How power shapes behavior: Evidence from physicians https://t.co/Nz2d9EytXY
How power shapes behavior: Evidence from physicians https://t.co/8tJlZRJixy
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
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RT @AnilMakam: Sorry, but no not quasi randomized when a VIP comes in it's not business as usual doesn't adjust for severity of illness…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @ScienceMagazine: Military physicians give patients whose military rank is higher better treatment than those who rank lower, according…
RT @AnilMakam: Sorry, but no not quasi randomized when a VIP comes in it's not business as usual doesn't adjust for severity of illness…
RT @AnilMakam: Sorry, but no not quasi randomized when a VIP comes in it's not business as usual doesn't adjust for severity of illness…
RT @AnilMakam: Sorry, but no not quasi randomized when a VIP comes in it's not business as usual doesn't adjust for severity of illness…
Sorry, but no not quasi randomized when a VIP comes in it's not business as usual doesn't adjust for severity of illness measures of quality are noisy 'benefit' finding NOT significant & balanced by similar 'harm' black-white race analysis imprec
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RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
How power shapes behavior: Evidence from physicians | Science https://t.co/zKVtsmldjp
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
Excellent paper, and congrats on the publication in Science, Vini! You are killing it!
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
it's interesting how this framing is "power has tangible benefits" and not "hierarchies affect everything in society, even healthcare outcomes in hospitals between people of disparate rank"
RT @vini_singh_: Paper (w @sdschwab) finally out in Science!! TL;DR: Power has tangible benefits. Using data from military hospitals where…
دراسة في امريكا علي نوعية الرعاية الطبية التي يلقاها اصحاب الرتب العسكرية الرفيعة عند مرضهم بالمقارنة للاخرين….. رجاء قرأتها، الطب يجب ان يعطي رعاية متساوية للجميع، رئيس الجمهورية مثل الشخص الذي بلا مأوي. هل يحدث هذا في اي مكان؟ هو يحدث لكن ليس في هذه الدر
RT @EricTopol: A unique study in military medicine of 1.5 million ED visits reveals the dynamics of high-rank and high-power patients and d…