Phillip Singer retweeted
Federal bureaucratic rule changes can be quiet, but also insidious. What happens when Planned Parenthood has to bow out of federal funding meant to increase access to affordable contraception? 1/
In "Contraception Deserts: The Effects of Title X Rule Changes" @ProfCandis, @rebeccakreitzer, @KellenAKane & @TraceeMSaunders reveal the widespread ramifications of increasing constraints on family planning organizations tinyurl.com/24e48ufy [5/11]
.@l_gamboag apropos of our conversation today!
Are you an early career researcher or someone who seeks guidance in the area of publishing & reviewing? @PoliticsGenderJ invites you to our roundtable on "Demystifying Publishing & Reviewing" on October 20th. Check the 🧵 for the lineup and registration details! (1/3)
Phillip Singer retweeted
Aight. Here’s my favorite 2 stories about Bill Russell.
Both stories reveal how much of a humble human being he is. And one blows my mind because it dismantles what we think about the evolution of sports.
A thread:
Phillip Singer retweeted
Thanks, @UofUInternalMed! Looking forward to leading this study with AK Rosen & working with so many wonderful co-Is & staff. "Comparing Quality of Care between VA-Delivered and VA-Purchased Care: The Need for Better Risk Adjustment", @vahsrd
Congratulations are in order for @mevanneman who received an intent to fund notice for the study "Comparing Quality of Care between VA-Delivered and VA-Purchased" #MedicineElevated
Phillip Singer retweeted
A quick shorthand list of stock answers for questions after your research presentation that you don't have good answers for....
Phillip Singer retweeted
One of my New Years resolutions for 2021 was to minimize car trips <5 miles. Not eliminate them, but try to reset the reflex of grabbing the car keys every time I was leaving the house. I've taken >300 incremental bicycle trips this year and learned a few things along the way.🧵
This was such a great book to work on - thanks @UofMPress @iiumich @FGVBrazil for it being open access here: fulcrum.org/concern/monograp…
You’re unable to view this Post because this account owner limits who can view their Posts. Learn more
Phillip Singer retweeted
Dec 12 is International Universal Health Coverage Day. So congratulations to Dr. Phillip M Singer of the University of Utah -- Recognized as an Expertscape Expert in Health Insurance.
expertscape.com/ex/insurance…
Phillip Singer retweeted
How might health technology like EHRs help advance health equity? Alongside identifying the true risks of tech, we also consider the possibility of real good.
Grateful to those who helped bring this to life, esp amazing co-authors.
@slucphsj @SLUResearch
Racism and other forms of discrimination are encoded in EHRs, according to a new article by @RozierSJ, @kavitapmd, and @DoriCross. The authors suggest how to turn EHRs into vehicles for health equity rather than bias buff.ly/2Zfniuq
New publication in @JAMA_current on state cannabis policy and how to insure patients and providers are better served by policy. Wonderful to work with @ATaylorKelley and @MInczeMD! @UofUHealth @UofUPoliScience @UUtah @BrentJSteele1
Whether you are a patient or a provider, making informed decisions about cannabis use to address health can be challenging. Delighted to join @MInczeMD and @SingerPM in describing this issue and proposing a path forward. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Not surprisingly, @JordanErnstsen did a fantastic job lecturing today! He was smart, well organized, and engaging (He used World Cup highlights to explain IR, I loved it). Our class was lucky to have him and learn from him. @BrentJSteele1 @UofUPoliScience
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
Phillip Singer retweeted
I went ahead and marked where our current 4 members of Congress live on the new map. I’m so glad we care so deeply about rural representation that we create a map to elect four members of Congress from the Wasatch Front! I'm sure the rural areas of the state feel loved. #utpol
Phillip Singer retweeted
The Devil went down to Utah,
he was lookin' for a soul to steal
He was in a bind cuz he was way behind
And he was willin’ to make a deal
He came across this young man playin’ piano in an emo band
And as Satan walked up, the boy said to him,
“Brother, let me shake your hand.”
Phillip Singer retweeted
Continuous eligibility is critical to help kids stay healthy & stay covered! Excited to highlight #Medicaid #CHIP 's role keeping families safe in @AMJPublicHealth & the opportunity to work w @SingerPM @dbnelson #utpol #KeepKidsCovered
#SooninAJPH "Child Enrollment in States with and without Continuous Coverage in Medicaid and CHIP During COVID-19" Federal protections are essential to ensure public insurance access and coverage for children. @SingerPM @JessieMandle @dbnelson @PublicHealth @AMJPublicHealth
Phillip Singer retweeted
#SooninAJPH "Child Enrollment in States with and without Continuous Coverage in Medicaid and CHIP During COVID-19" Federal protections are essential to ensure public insurance access and coverage for children. @SingerPM @JessieMandle @dbnelson @PublicHealth @AMJPublicHealth
Phillip Singer retweeted
The U.S. pays more for prescription drugs than its international peers do for the same medications. Why, and what can we do about it?
Follow for an exploration of what drives high drug prices, drug pricing reforms, and more.
Phillip Singer retweeted
Remembering David Jones, my piece for @DukePress blog
@sarahgollust @scottlgreer @nicholas_bagley @shaferpr @BUSPH @mdsteinmd @juliaflynch @nhuberfeld1 @SarahHallGordon @Debra_Bingham @contirena1 @afrakt @SingerPM @DrSarahLipson @haroldpollack
dukeupress.wordpress.com/202…
I literally got a PhD because of David. I have known and loved him for a decade. He was the most patient, kind, and supportive person. I am broken for Sarah and their children.
Our heart breaks at the news that Dr. David Jones, Associate Professor in the Department of Health Law, Policy and Management, passed away yesterday in an accident. David was a much-loved member of our community. This is truly devastating news. [1/4] @BUSPH @BUSPH_HLPM
Very few people should organize, write, AND edit a book. Even fewer should do it during their last year of their PhD, but @m_falkenbach is not most people. She is incredible.
Loved working w/ @CharleyWillison on our chapter and excited to see it in print!
cc @UUtah, @Cornell
Curious about the PRR & Health? Check out our new book with contributions from @scottlgreer @SingerPM @CharleyWillison @gscheiring @carolinavestena @bekker_mpm @ChiaraRinaldii @olgaloblova @alexdmoise @MichalZaJam & many more