Dr. Monstrillious Quillious. Kai’s mom. 👶🏻
Seattle
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Our latest work in @JAMANetworkOpen on restorative practices! Excited to continue to understand how restorative practices can be implemented in healthcare settings to address harms and repair relationships.
Medical learners supported restorative practices to address #MedicalRacism but identified concerns in preparation, personal and professional risk, and goal setting for implementation in healthcare settings. ja.ma/4uidpFN
ALT Diagram describing restorative practices: Preparation involves learners wanting prework from facilitators. Participation burdens include time/risk. Desired outcomes are accountability, harm mitigation, and healing.
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Really excited to share that our work on restorative justice has been funded by @GreenwallFdn ! Excited to work with Gina Campelia as co-PI and the Office of Healthcare Equity! @UWbioethics @UWDeptMedicine @uwpccm
Crystal Brown of @UW will "assess...how...restorative justice [practices] should be implemented in healthcare settings in response to medical racism," using findings to “inform normative analyses of whether and how broader implementation in healthcare should be considered."
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Excellent journal club led by @PittHPMfellows Reed Nerness and @AditiJainMD this morning on two articles by @monstrillious addressing racism in the care of patients with serious illness @PittPalCare @PittGIM
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The Amos retreat is my favorite meeting to go to every year. I’m feeling inspired and re-invigorated after seeing the incredible work fellow and former scholars are achieving! Great food never hurts too!
Another year celebrating with, learning from, and being inspired by an incredibly group of scientists I get to call family. 🤎
Until next year, friends. ✨
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Sharing this recent publication by @monstrillious, MD and colleagues examining #MedicalMistrust and promoting #Equity in serious illness care.
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Delighted share my mentee’s and recent @uwimrp @UWDeptMedicine grad @_kristinecueva first author paper in @JournalGIM on mistrust in serious illness! link.springer.com/article/10…
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Proud of my mentee @_kristinecueva and her hard work! Really cool to see all the great research done by the senior residents. @uwimrp
All of our hearts are melting 💜 Senior scholarship day and Token of Gratitude for RAMP was phenomenal. Thank you to all the UW Faculty that support and mentor our residents. Their work is stellar! We couldn’t do this without you! @uw_chiefs @uwimrp @UWDeptMedicine @lkvandev
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Dr. @MilinicTijana of @uwpccm evaluated racial and ethnic representation in CF TDN studies of modulator therapies and found lower enrollment of Black and Hispanic individuals.
#ATS2024 @monstrillious @kathyjramos
10/ Dr. @MilinicTijana
Clinical Trial Participation in Cystic Fibrosis Assessed by Race and Ethnicity
Tues, 5/21: 2:15-4:15 pm, Room 30C-E (Upper Level)
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Wish I could’ve been there! Proud of @_kristinecueva and all her hard work! @uwimrp
Dr. @_kristinecueva of @uwimrp (future #PCCM fellow at @HarborUCLA) found that socioeconomic disadvantage and non-White race are assoc w/⬆️ mistrust, discrimination, and healthcare utilization.
Not pictured: proud mentor Dr. @monstrillious of @uwpccm
#ATS2024
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Presented at #ATS2024:
A study assessed the clinical, occupational, and financial effects associated with changing from race-based to race-neutral equations for the interpretation of lung function on millions of patients. Full study results: nej.md/44K5TaC
ALT Graph showing outcomes for study participants with regard to nonobstructive ventilatory impairment when lung function was interpreted with the use of race-based Global Lung Function Initiative 2012 (GLI-2012) equations and with race-neutral GLI-Global equations.
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Literally, Dr. Golden was just doing her job as chief diversity officer!! The definition she gave of 'privilege' is a textbook definition!!
Johns Hopkins Medicine chief diversity officer steps down two months after backlash over ‘privilege’ email
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A beautiful piece written by Dr. @JRandallCurtis1's family about his last days and medical aid in dying.
He is so missed at @uwpccm and in the #PCCM community ❤️
@UWDeptMedicine @atscommunity
The Strength It Takes to Suffer jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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❤️🩹Writing this piece for @JAMAInternalMed w @JRandallCurtis1' wife, Amy, and daughter, Alice, has been a most meaningful experience🫂We call for a discourse on medical aid in dying rooted in compassion & respect-one that does Randy's memory proud➡️🔗: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…🙏
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Disturbing and important study from @DeepAshanaMD @christopherecox in @JAMAInternalMed
If critically ill patient's caregiver was black, ICU clinicans provided:
⬇️ emotional support, gratitude+trust acknowledgement, info
⬆️ challenges to decisions
🔗tinyurl.com/bdhm9vcp
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This Friday, join Dr Kemi Doll, one of our Black Advisory Coalition members for a seminar! This talk will focus on the use of theoretical frameworks of racial health inequity to improve survival of Black women with endometrial cancer in the US.
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1/ NEW 📝 in @JournalGIM.
Using data from our REACH-AF cohort, we asked: is there variation in anticoagulation prescribing for #AFib in VA facilities across the country, and if so, are there racial differences in 💊 prescribing?
Here’s what we found. 👇🏾
rdcu.be/dxGGB
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Read the @JAMAInternalMed Original Investigation, “Officer-Involved Killings of Unarmed Black People and Racial Disparities in Sleep Health,” covered by @NYTHealth in this article.
ja.ma/42wy1wB
Black people in the U.S. were far more likely to report harmfully low sleep in the months after a killing compared with white people surveyed during that time. nyti.ms/3UuplFd
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