me, using psych pharmacist to fullest potential, learning that varenicline isn’t pronounced like doxycycline

Today, I visited Sea Mar Community Health Center in Seattle, where most patients are either uninsured or on Medicaid.

As Trump and Republicans push to cut $880 billion from Medicaid, I’ll keep fighting to protect your care.

One of the wild things about residency match season is when people say being a doctor is going to be their first job

One of my hottest takes is that academics don’t have nearly enough of an orientation to activism.

snow day which means I have the authority (& responsibility) to tell med students not to come in today

“Trying drugs, and pursuing pleasure... is a feminist act."

Judy Chang has led @inpud.bsky.social since 2017, and been at the forefront of the narcofeminist movement. As she prepares for a new role, she discusses achievements and challenges ahead with @carrielouhamilton.bsky.social:

when the debate over idiopathic vs antipsychotic-induced parkinsonism is repeated every time a new neuro & psych attending is on service

doing health service research at prisons and was given a tour of facilities during a break between interviews and ✨the confidence✨ in which staff will say that skilled workers making $0.85/hr is actually a lot of money is astounding

going through the mental status exam with med students on psych rotation and explaining the difference between constricted, blunted, and flat affect

literally my response to VA patient talking about their emotional support firearm during virtual psychotherapy

me & my neuro resident friends still vibing while our respective teams debate switching from keppra to a mood-stabilizing antiepileptic and when we can stop steroids

JAMA Insights: All clinicians, not just those specializing in addiction medicine, should be able to effectively engage with patients with opioid use disorder about preventing overdose.

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me (psych resident) & the neuro resident I was on service with last year vibing outside the patients room while our attendings argue about idiopathic vs antipsychotic induced parkinsonism

I love when patients on inpatient psych say they needed a grippy sock vacation because it feels like breaking the third wall between Real Life and The Internet

a stat nurse of 35 years told me I was her favorite doctor of the day so I can die happy now

Denver gave people experiencing homelessness $1k/month. A year later, nearly half had housing.

They also had fewer ER visits, nights spent in a hospital, and jail stays.

The report estimates that this reduction in public service use SAVED the city $589k.
www.businessinsider.com/denver-basic...