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We urge researchers to stop attributing effects to race, rather than racism; we encourage clinicians to ask how structural racism operates in institutions & urgently call for policy makers to redesign our health system to prioritize those who have been historically marginalized.

So proud to be a part of this community who came together today to self educate and pledge efforts against racism #WhiteCoats4BlackLives ⁦long-legged socialist 🇵🇸⁩ ⁦@ARamsdell3⁩ ⁦Juan Mejia, MPH⁩ ⁦NewYork-Presbyterian⁩ ⁦Weill Cornell Medicine⁩

Thank you for this call to action despite your grief & loss Rachel R. Hardeman, PhD, MPH Eduardo Medina MD, MPH Rhea Boyd MD, MPH. "The words “I can’t breathe” hang heavy in the air. But they are so much more than a rallying cry. They are indictments." Actions will speak louder than words henceforth

MAJOR NEWS🗣: Mass General and the Brigham hospitals will no longer use the “race multiplier” for eGFR function. This is a MAJOR win but please know this change is the result of YEARS of hard work, advocacy, and research done by Black students and scholars.

Facilitated peer mentoring may help fill the current gap in mentorship for academic hospitalists. Read more about this mentorship model here: fal.cn/3aC1k Justin Choi, Arthur Evans, Monika SaffordMD, General Internal Medicine

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Group Peer Mentoring Program! A development program open to all Weill Cornell Medicine faculty! Applications are NOW OPEN! Click⬇️to learn more or apply! bit.ly/3HcH23p @AugustineMKChoi Tony Hollenberg Arthur Evans Judy Tung

Our attending had us do shared goal-setting and it has created such a positive learning environment! 😁 Each member of the team wrote down 4 goals: 📝 1️⃣KNOWLEDGE 2️⃣SKILL 3️⃣TEACHING 4️⃣PERSONAL

Another day another team outing for coffee and dessert !! Weill Cornell Internal Medicine Chief Residents

Today we shared patient stories and read together this article called “The Name of the Dog”. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… Asking patients details of their life, such as the name of their dog, humanizes medicine when we are bogged down with administrative tasks and documentation.🐶🐶

Viewpoint expresses how use of certain language complicates decision-making for critically ill patients, and it highlights alternative phrasing for effective communication. ja.ma/3QaFKws