Dr. Oliver Brooks, and other presenters in the:
Institute for Healing Justice and Equity Webinar Series: The Color of COVID.
https://bit.ly/ColorofCOVIDReg #NMAOnCOVID19 #NMA125 #COVID19
Smoking is Associated with Doubling of COVID-19 Progression Risk
Tulane University School of Medicine's Daily COVID 19 Update
Edited by Claiborne M. Christian, PhD, on behalf of The Tulane University School of Medicine
James Zanewicz. - CBO, Tulane University
As reviewed in the Lancet, more men than women appear to be dying from COVID19. This appears to be the case in Italy as well as in China. This could be due to a variety of factors, ranging from immunological differences between men and women to social patterns like smoking.
Why New Orleans is quickly becoming a coronavirus epicenter in the U.S.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1169376
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Virtual Town Hall for Graduate Students
Hosted by President Fitts
Wednesday, April 15
5:30 - 6:15 p.m. CT
Co-hosted by:
Michael Cunningham - Associate Provost for Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
Robin Forman - Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
Tonette Krousel-Wood - Associate Provost for the Health Sciences
The View from Gibson – Spring, Hope and Our First Heroes and Helpers
One Tulanian who epitomizes this is Angela Birnbaum, director of the Tulane Office of Biosafety. Through Angie’s tireless efforts, she has established a biosafety program at the Tulane National Primate Research Center that is a national model and supports one of the nation's leading efforts to develop a vaccine, tests and treatments for COVID-19. But, in addition to these important responsibilities, she has gone far above and beyond the scope of her normal duties to develop a process to decontaminate critically needed N95 and other protective masks so that they can be reused by frontline doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals. In doing so, she has mitigated a dangerous shortage of equipment that is central to keeping our health care professionals safe.
first honoree of the Heroes and Helpers program.
President Michael A. Fitts
Thu 4/9/2020 10:44 AM
Students without Safety Nets [First-Gen College Students - Resources to help you through COVID-19]
First-Gen Students
"Marginalized and minoritized students are more likely to experience housing, food, and financial insecurity compared to majoritized students (such as white students and students from the middle and upper quintiles of household income)"
https://www.coursera.org/learn/covid19-epidemiology
- COVID-19: Tackling the Novel Coronavirus, a free online course from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)
- COVID-19 Course Series from OpenWHO
El bienestar en la época de covid-19 , from Dra. Arenas, amazing intensive care doctor caring for COVID-19 critically ill patients
Punishing The Disruptive Troublemaker
ER doctor who criticized Bellingham hospital’s coronavirus protections has been fired
"Disruptive" “those are words that white people use to express our racial fears.” Chana Joffe-Walt
From: Louisiana Fair Housing Action Center <elist@lafairhousing.org>
Date: Tue, Mar 24, 2020, 3:18 PM
Subject: How Do You Stay At Home Without A Home?
Help People Experiencing Homelessness Into Empty Hotels
Date: Tue, Mar 24, 2020, 3:18 PM
Subject: How Do You Stay At Home Without A Home?
Help People Experiencing Homelessness Into Empty Hotels
The 2.3 million people who can't practice social distancing
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From Doc Molly
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Q & A in Spanish for COVID19 - Prevención y cuarentena |
The Governor of Louisiana gave a press conference. In attendance was the LSU Head coach to provide guidance on the "game plan" about a virus which public health officials are unsure about methods of exact transmission and no treatments are currently available. In other states, these types of press conferences are led by credentialed public health officials, like medical doctors.
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Toward an auspicious future, Tulane University is expanding very fast. Like emerging economies of the 1970s, it is attracting talent all over the nation. What we know now is that those expansions had a high cost of human rights abuses. The local news reported on the use of coercion for the greater good: the coerced quarantine of a Tulane student. The quarantine occurred before receipt of lab results of the Covid virus. It was based on a subjective review. In medicine, the objective assessment must be used. The university spokesperson stated that the student was "free" to leave and she was not under "lock and key." We know from testimonies of victims of human trafficking that you do not need a lock and key to imprison anyone. This should be concerning to anyone with pride in shared American values encoded in the Constitution. We are not supposed to imprison anyone based on conjectures.
Understanding SOAP format for Clinical Rounds
The use of the objective is necessary. What occured in the above example wasS: Subjective
A: Action
O: Objective
SAO does not equal SOAP.
Contact Tracing is needed for Providers
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