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John Lin

@johnclin_

MS2 @PennMedicine and @PennCHEA; formerly @BrownUniversity @CMSGov @TrumanApp. Passionate about health equity in research, policy, and practice.

 Houston, TX
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Joined January 2016
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Providence. Great food. Great walking neighborhoods. Relatively low crime, lots of great public art Huge urban revitalization over the past couple of decades Providence is awesome Totally underrated
M. Nolan Gray 🥑 (@mnolangray) profile pictureM. Nolan Gray 🥑
@mnolangray13 Dec 2024
What's the most underrated city in the US?
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Would love to learn more about all of these topics!
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.@JAMAOphth: "Regulatory and Informational Gaps in the Over-the-Counter Eye Care Product Industry." buff.ly/48tTXdw
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Virtual interviews save costs but receive mixed reviews from applicants. Training interviewers improved reliability and may make the interviews fairer. Our key limitation was the moderately low-quality evidence. Thanks to @JournalofGME for publishing our work! #ResidencySelection
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In our @JournalofGME systematic review of 39 studies, we find that residency/fellowship interviews have low reliability, high costs (particularly in-person), and evident bias. #MedicalEducation #GME
JGME (@JournalofGME) profile pictureJGME@JournalofGME30 May 2024
This systematic review found several practices that should be considered in the GME selection interview, including multiple mini interview and interviewer training bit.ly/4bWm1bm #MedEd
A small stack of issues of the Journal of Graduate Medical Education, with the word Review superimposed. To the right of the journals it says Evidence-Based Practices for Interviewing Graduate Medical Education Applicants: A Systematic Review, by John C. Lin, ScB; Daniel J. Hu, AB; Ingrid U. Scott, MD, MPH; Paul B. Greenberg, MD, MPH.

ALT A small stack of issues of the Journal of Graduate Medical Education, with the word Review superimposed. To the right of the journals it says Evidence-Based Practices for Interviewing Graduate Medical Education Applicants: A Systematic Review, by John C. Lin, ScB; Daniel J. Hu, AB; Ingrid U. Scott, MD, MPH; Paul B. Greenberg, MD, MPH.

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The cyclist struck and killed while riding near Rittenhouse Square last night has been identified by family as Barbara Friedes, a doctor at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. on.nbc10.com/YUUQD6v
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JGME (@JournalofGME) profile picture
JGME@JournalofGME30 May 2024
This systematic review found several practices that should be considered in the GME selection interview, including multiple mini interview and interviewer training bit.ly/4bWm1bm #MedEd
A small stack of issues of the Journal of Graduate Medical Education, with the word Review superimposed. To the right of the journals it says Evidence-Based Practices for Interviewing Graduate Medical Education Applicants: A Systematic Review, by John C. Lin, ScB; Daniel J. Hu, AB; Ingrid U. Scott, MD, MPH; Paul B. Greenberg, MD, MPH.

ALT A small stack of issues of the Journal of Graduate Medical Education, with the word Review superimposed. To the right of the journals it says Evidence-Based Practices for Interviewing Graduate Medical Education Applicants: A Systematic Review, by John C. Lin, ScB; Daniel J. Hu, AB; Ingrid U. Scott, MD, MPH; Paul B. Greenberg, MD, MPH.

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Excited for @SAILhealth #SAIL24 in Puerto Rico! Check out @HACLab_UPenn work on 1) predictive model drift @DeptVetAffairs @LikhithaKolla, 2) #ClinicalTrials emulation & #digitaltwins by Xavier Orcutt, & @US_FDA regulation of AI/#MachineLearning @johnclin_ sail.health
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Thank you @JAMASurgery & @kibbemr for sharing our article on publication/fed funding trends in firearm prevention. We hope to see more data driven solutions to combat gun violence. Research funding on prevention is important & DOES matter @meganranney, @johnclin_, @BrownMedicine
JAMA Surgery (@JAMASurgery) profile pictureJAMA Surgery@JAMASurgery6 May 2024
Cross-sectional study examines federal funding, registered clinical trials, and publications to quantify trends in firearm injury prevention research in the US from 1985 to 2022. ja.ma/3JfaQhS
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Cross-sectional study examines federal funding, registered clinical trials, and publications to quantify trends in firearm injury prevention research in the US from 1985 to 2022. ja.ma/3JfaQhS
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