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Mashup Score: 2A Weakened FDA and NIH Will Hurt Patients, Science, and the Economy - Friends of Cancer Research - 3 month(s) ago
At Friends of Cancer Research, we have long been committed to increasing efficiency in the development of new medicines through advancing groundbreaking science and innovative policy. The recent announcement that 3,500 FDA staff will be let go underscores just how serious and immediate the consequences of these cuts have become. Alongside broader reductions at NIH…
Source: friendsofcancerresearch.orgCategories: General Medicine NewsTweet
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Mashup Score: 1
Representative Brett Guthrie Receives the Marlene A. Malek Public Service Award
Source: www.youtube.comCategories: General Medicine News, Oncologists1Tweet-
We are honored to award this year’s Marlene A. Malek Public Service Award to @RepGuthrie. Congressman Guthrie has been a staunch advocate for #patients, advancing access and equity through crucial legislation. Thank you for your continued leadership! https://t.co/Y9pNTAc0vV https://t.co/ewEpHuYbUQ
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Mashup Score: 2Q&A: New tech could improve care for Parkinson's patients - 9 month(s) ago
The number of people living with Parkinson’s disease globally has doubled in the past 25 years. Yet the treatment and monitoring of the neurological disease seems many decades behind. Clinicians typically …
Source: medicalxpress.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Q&A: New tech could improve care for Parkinson's #patients https://t.co/d5BUt172pG
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Mashup Score: 20
As The BMJ celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy, we ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with patients When The BMJ launched its patient and public partnership strategy in 2014 it was the first commitment of its kind by a medical journal.1 Being patient centred is one of The BMJ ’s values. The journal already had a long history of partnering with patients,23 but it was informal and ad hoc, and the launch of a patient focused strategy was pioneering for a medical publication. A great deal has moved on since then—albeit mostly outside the world of medical journals. Patients are becoming key decision makers in various aspects of healthcare, including research, where funders actively support patient and public involvement. Notable national examples include the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute in the United States, the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, and the National Institute for Health and Care
Source: www.bmj.comCategories: General Medicine News, General Journals & SocietTweet-
As @bmj_latest celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy — @emmajdoble, @WalkSquawks and Amy Price ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with #patients https://t.co/gX9uCHtUG5
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Mashup Score: 20
As The BMJ celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy, we ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with patients When The BMJ launched its patient and public partnership strategy in 2014 it was the first commitment of its kind by a medical journal.1 Being patient centred is one of The BMJ ’s values. The journal already had a long history of partnering with patients,23 but it was informal and ad hoc, and the launch of a patient focused strategy was pioneering for a medical publication. A great deal has moved on since then—albeit mostly outside the world of medical journals. Patients are becoming key decision makers in various aspects of healthcare, including research, where funders actively support patient and public involvement. Notable national examples include the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute in the United States, the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, and the National Institute for Health and Care
Source: www.bmj.comCategories: General Medicine News, General Journals & SocietTweet-
As @bmj_latest celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy — @emmajdoble, @WalkSquawks and Amy Price ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with #patients https://t.co/gX9uCHtUG5
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Mashup Score: 117Patients need access to their medical records—now - 12 month(s) ago
Giving patients real time access to their full electronic health records can help them to manage their health as effectively as possible Patients, particularly those with long term conditions, have a pivotal role in managing their own health,1 but too often they are left to struggle without the tools to do the job, the most basic of which is being able to view their medical record. Ever since electronic medical records became widely available, patients have called for the right to have continuous online access to the information in their notes. But professional resistance and policy inertia have proved difficult to overcome. Doctors have argued that patient record access would increase their workload, cause harm to some patients, and increase the risk of litigation.2 Policy makers have proceeded cautiously in the face of these objections. The right to request a retrospective download of the record is embedded in legislation in many countries, …
Source: www.bmj.comCategories: General Medicine News, General Journals & SocietTweet-
"Giving #patients real time access to their full electronic health records can help them to manage their health as effectively as possible." Patients need access to their medical records—now, @acpatient, @tessajlrichards, @ceineken, @WalkSquawks https://t.co/eFEJsdjZ4h
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Mashup Score: 20
As The BMJ celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy, we ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with patients When The BMJ launched its patient and public partnership strategy in 2014 it was the first commitment of its kind by a medical journal.1 Being patient centred is one of The BMJ ’s values. The journal already had a long history of partnering with patients,23 but it was informal and ad hoc, and the launch of a patient focused strategy was pioneering for a medical publication. A great deal has moved on since then—albeit mostly outside the world of medical journals. Patients are becoming key decision makers in various aspects of healthcare, including research, where funders actively support patient and public involvement. Notable national examples include the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute in the United States, the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, and the National Institute for Health and Care
Source: www.bmj.comCategories: General Medicine News, General Journals & SocietTweet-
As @bmj_latest celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy — @emmajdoble, @WalkSquawks and Amy Price ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with #patients https://t.co/gX9uCHtUG5
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Mashup Score: 17
As The BMJ celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy, we ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with patients When The BMJ launched its patient and public partnership strategy in 2014 it was the first commitment of its kind by a medical journal.1 Being patient centred is one of The BMJ ’s values. The journal already had a long history of partnering with patients,23 but it was informal and ad hoc, and the launch of a patient focused strategy was pioneering for a medical publication. A great deal has moved on since then—albeit mostly outside the world of medical journals. Patients are becoming key decision makers in various aspects of healthcare, including research, where funders actively support patient and public involvement. Notable national examples include the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute in the United States, the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, and the National Institute for Health and Care
Source: www.bmj.comCategories: General Medicine News, General Journals & SocietTweet-
As @bmj_latest celebrates 10 years since the launch of its patient and public partnership strategy — @emmajdoble, @WalkSquawks and Amy Price ask why more medical journals do not have a similar partnership with #patients https://t.co/gX9uCHtUG5
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Mashup Score: 106Patients need access to their medical records—now - 12 month(s) ago
Giving patients real time access to their full electronic health records can help them to manage their health as effectively as possible Patients, particularly those with long term conditions, have a pivotal role in managing their own health,1 but too often they are left to struggle without the tools to do the job, the most basic of which is being able to view their medical record. Ever since electronic medical records became widely available, patients have called for the right to have continuous online access to the information in their notes. But professional resistance and policy inertia have proved difficult to overcome. Doctors have argued that patient record access would increase their workload, cause harm to some patients, and increase the risk of litigation.2 Policy makers have proceeded cautiously in the face of these objections. The right to request a retrospective download of the record is embedded in legislation in many countries, …
Source: www.bmj.comCategories: General Medicine News, General Journals & SocietTweet-
"Giving #patients real time access to their full electronic health records can help them to manage their health as effectively as possible." Patients need access to their medical records—now, @acpatient, @tessajlrichards, @ceineken, @WalkSquawks https://t.co/eFEJsdjZ4h
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Mashup Score: 8Can we find cures faster? - 1 year(s) ago
Learn how AbbVie researchers find and advance ideas that have the potential to cure.
Source: www.abbvie.comCategories: General Medicine News, PayerTweet-
Our ultimate ambition? Finding cures for #patients. To make this goal a reality, we find and advance big ideas with the potential to cure. Learn how: https://t.co/ksjJ9UBxje https://t.co/HAhbINvU9Y
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Drastic cuts to the @US_FDA & @NIH workforce threaten to undermine scientific leadership and delay the treatments #patients are counting on. Smart investments not capricious cuts are what’s needed to stay at the forefront of innovation. Read our statement: https://t.co/mjTVrOhrrQ https://t.co/zp7me2Qa6x