Pam Kohl retweeted
The @NRCgov failed to consider the impact of its extravasation decision on healthcare inequities. Bring this infographic with you for every scan! bit.ly/3CzOi96 #healthequity
Pam Kohl retweeted
I think it’s safe to say the @UNC_Basketball fans are excited…
@CollegeGameDay from Chapel Hill starts at 10am ET.
Pam Kohl retweeted
As always, I'll have tweets and tidbits for you right here throughout this ballgame and the rest of the CAA Tourney action. But I'm trying out something new this year, too. If you wish to do so, go get subscribed to MY PHOENIX - an Elon Hoops substack.
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Pam Kohl retweeted
Most nuclear medicine providers gain vascular access using woefully out of date methods. They don’t consider how skin color impacts the ability to find a vein. Why has @NRCgov failed to consider the impact of its extravasation decision on healthcare inequities? #healthequity
Pam Kohl retweeted
To help patients now, we ask @NRCgov to immediately issue interim guidance on 3 issues related to extravasation. Get the details at safernuclearmedicine.org/pos…. #PutPatientsFirst
Pam Kohl retweeted
Just a reminder: if you missed the deadline to register to vote in Wake County...you can still vote!!!
Just go to an early voting site this week with proof of residence and you can register to vote AND vote at the same time.
More early voting info:
wakegov.com/departments-gove…
Pam Kohl retweeted
COMING UP! Join us on Tues, Oct 25th for a FREE #MBC event w patient advocate @PamLKohl & @ErikaHamilton9, Breast & GYN Research Program Director at @SarahCannonDocs. They'll dive into treatment for #MetastaticBreastCancer de novo vs recurrent.
Sign up: bit.ly/MBCOct25
Pam Kohl retweeted
"I’ve discovered that a frequent injury called extravasation can potentially damage the tissue and distort the quality of the image, rendering it inaccurate." @PamLKohl talks to @ASCOPost about the extravasation she experienced - bit.ly/3MCMCyZ
Pam Kohl retweeted
October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth and patients need to know that radiopharmaceutical extravasation is a common mistake that can occur during scans, potentially affecting diagnosis and treatment. Educate yourself! safernuclearmedicine.org #PatientSafety #ActNowNRC
Pam Kohl retweeted
Did you know? We recently organized a webinar with all the facts you need to know about extravasations. View the webinar on-demand at bit.ly/3Rbr9hq. Learn more now so you can self-advocate the next time you get a scan. #ActNowNRC
Pam Kohl retweeted
We are asking @CMSGov to include Radiopharmaceutical Extravasation Monitoring as a new Quality Payment Program improvement activity. Will they take this action to encourage safer handling of nuclear medicine help keep patients safe? #ActNowNRC
Pam Kohl retweeted
Shocking fact: Patients who are significantly extravasated may have more radiation exposure to their tissue than nuclear power plant workers. Why does @NRCgov continue to allow these medical errors to be hidden from patients? #ActNowNRC
Pam Kohl retweeted
On this @WHO #WorldPatientSafetyDay we urge @JeffBaranNRC @Globeseek @NRCgov @SNM_MI @RadiologyARC to stand up for patient safety. Expedite the rulemaking process for the reporting of large extravasations. #ActNowNRC
Pam Kohl retweeted
Facts are facts – patients can be harmed by large extravasations. We urge @SNM_MI @RadiologyACR to acknowledge the truth, take #PatientSafety into account and support extravasation reporting. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #ActNowNRC
Pam Kohl retweeted
Nuclear medicine has made incredible strides over the last 42 years – so why is the policy around extravasations still stuck in 1980? Visit our website to find out why we’re so passionate about this issue, and why we say #ActNowNRC safernuclearmedicine.org/
Pam Kohl retweeted
Believe it or not, if radioactive material is injected into your tissue instead of a vein, you do NOT have to be told. That’s why we are in the fight to require reporting of significant extravasations. As patients, we have a right to know! #ActNowNRC
Pam Kohl retweeted
Wow! The starting bid for Saturday night's Final Four games is now just $440. A tribute to the 44,000 individuals who will die from Metastatic Breast Cancer this year. How could you pass up this deal?
Need tickets for this Saturday’s Final Four games? Make a bid here and know your money is going to a great cause instead of the frickin’ NCAA. All proceeds will support the Susan G. Komen Metastatic Breast Cancer Collaborative Research Initiative:
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Pam Kohl retweeted
UNC versus Duke Final Four Ticket Auction!
one.bidpal.net/finalfour2022…
All funds raised will support the Metastatic Breast Cancer Duke/UNC Collaborative Research Initiative!!
#bcsm #FinalFour #duke #unc
Pam Kohl retweeted
The UNC/Duke will be at its fiercest on Saturday night. Support your team while also supporting the good that comes when both universities work together to collaborate on breast cancer research.
Oh… and you’ll get to see Kansas vs. Villanova, too.















