Hashem Zikry retweeted
In a recent @latimes op-ed, Dr. @HashemZikry, Medical Director at Counsel Health, explores the revolutionary potential of AI in delivering life-changing care at scale, and calls for serious, enforceable regulations to safely deploy this technology.
Thanks @julesyoo— a good example, I hope, of your abundance philosophy in action in healthcare
"50 competing standards cannot be the answer for a technology this consequential... many assume that regulation slows down transformative technology, but history suggests otherwise." Great piece by @HashemZikry calling for consistent regulatory guidance to **improve**, not impede, the solving of our nation's patient access crisis with AI care.
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While at @NCSP_UCLA Hashem was mentored by Dr. David Schriger at UCLA & Dr. Austin Kilaru at UPenn. We are excited for Hashem to stay at UCLA as Asst Prof of Emergency Medicine! #ApplyNCSP nationalcsp.org/apply @NCSP_Duke @NCSP_UCSF @ncspMICHIGAN @NCSP_Penn @NCSP_Yale
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Hashem shared his motivation for his cross-sectional study on Hospital Participation in the Acute Hospital Care at Home Waiver Program. #ApplyNCSP Application now open! nationalcsp.org/apply @NCSP_Duke @NCSP_UCSF @ncspMICHIGAN @NCSP_Penn @NCSP_Yale @NCSP_UCLA
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Questions about NCSP or the application process? Join our virtual info session with current faculty and scholars on May 15th! Focus on nurse applicants; all applicants welcome! Register: tinyurl.com/2025NCSPInfoMay1… @NCSP_UCLA @NCSP_UCSF @ncspMICHIGAN @NCSP_Penn @NCSP_Yale @NCSP_Duke
Excited to share a new publication and collaboration with Austin Kilaru from UPenn. We dove into hospital-at-home to look at what the role of the ED is, what it should be and what it could be. annemergmed.com/article/S019…
Important in outlining a vision for what the relationship of EM and this care model can look like. It also dives into the murky space of capacity and the role of Hospital at Home in ED boarding as well as the implications for the specialty on the whole. @UCLAEMRes @NCSP_UCLA
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🚨Research Release Thursday‼️
Our very own Dr.’s Dekker (@dekker_annette), Schriger, and Samuels (@LizSamuels) just published a study in @JAMA_current that emergency clinician prescribed buprenorphine effectively helps patients get started on path to recovery!
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🚨EDs are critical for persons living with dementia (PLWD). Could EDs be integrated into the CMS GUIDE Model to improve dementia care? Learn more in a new @Health_Affairs article by @HashemZikry @SMDresdenMD @rgupta729 and Ari Friedman : bit.ly/4j83UUa
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Excited to share this work with a great team looking at how to leverage the role of the Emergency Department in CMS’s new alternative payment model, GUIDE. @rgupta729 @NCSP_UCLA @SMDresdenMD @UCLAHealth @DOM_UCLA
In their new Forefront article, @HashemZikry, Ari Friedman, @SMDresdenMD, + Ravi Gupta from @UCLA, @PennMedicine, @NorthwesternU, + @JohnsHopkins discuss how, consistent with the approach taken by other alternative payment models, GUIDE frames the emergency department as a negative outcome to be avoided. In doing so, the authors argue, GUIDE ignores the reality on the ground for people living with dementia and overlooks opportunities for improved care through integration. healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377…
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In their new Forefront article, @HashemZikry, Ari Friedman, @SMDresdenMD, + Ravi Gupta from @UCLA, @PennMedicine, @NorthwesternU, + @JohnsHopkins discuss how, consistent with the approach taken by other alternative payment models, GUIDE frames the emergency department as a negative outcome to be avoided. In doing so, the authors argue, GUIDE ignores the reality on the ground for people living with dementia and overlooks opportunities for improved care through integration. healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377…
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New research from current @NCSP_UCLA fellow @HashemZikry shows adoption of “hospital-at-home” programs are mostly large, urban, non-profit, and academic. Smaller, rural, and non-teaching hospitals may need different incentives to participate.
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Thrilled to be published in @JAMA_current with David Schriger and Austin Kilaru @AustinKilaru on the landscape of Hospital at Home adoption across US
Participation in the Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCAH) waiver program has predominantly involved large, urban, not-for-profit, and academic hospitals, with postextension participants being somewhat smaller and showing regional differences.
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Hashem Zikry retweeted
Participation in the Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCAH) waiver program has predominantly involved large, urban, not-for-profit, and academic hospitals, with postextension participants being somewhat smaller and showing regional differences.
ja.ma/3BJsMRs
Hashem Zikry retweeted
#ED #OUD #HarmReduction & #buprenorphine can be implemented at scale in our EDs.
@BridgeToTx has worked w/ >80% #CA EDs to provide bupe & #naloxone in nearly 90,000 visits ⬅️🔑 national strategy to ⬇️ #overdose death 👏💪🔥
Latest in @AMJPublicHealth
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Drs. Zikry and Schriger discuss decision rules in EM compared to clinician gestalt and what that means for our speciality moving forward as the role of AI grows
Definitely don't belong in this company, but a topic that deserves attention.
🔦Great read in @cnnhealth from @judith_graham - older adults boarding for hours in the ED have increased mortality.
Insightful comments from a who's who of EM - @arjunvenkatesh @MauraKennedyMD @DrJessePines @AlexJankeMD @HashemZikry @AishaTerryMD
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My emergency patients wait hours — or days — for a hospital bed, @HashemZikry writes. wapo.st/3SO9gru
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My brilliant friend and former co-resident @HashemZikry wrote a sensible and powerful op-ed about ED boarding, a root cause of moral injury among many emergency physicians. Check it out -- washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
Feel very grateful to @washingtonpost for giving me space to write about ER boarding and the underlying incentives.
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