Hi #MedMastodon #OpenAccess #PublicAccess #ScholComm folks
What's up with the VA's implementation of the 2022 OSTP memo?
SPARC still lists it as lacking an updated publication and data sharing requrement policy.
Hi #MedMastodon #OpenAccess #PublicAccess #ScholComm folks
What's up with the VA's implementation of the 2022 OSTP memo?
SPARC still lists it as lacking an updated publication and data sharing requrement policy.
US officially leaves World Health Organization
Improving the #safety and experience of transitions from #hospital to home: a cluster randomised controlled #trial of an intervention to involve older people in their #care (Your Care Needs You)
#Geriatrics #Frailty #Health #Aging #Ageing #OlderPersons #MedMAstodon
https://academic.oup.com/ageing/article/54/5/afaf142/8153625
Patient- Versus Provider-Centered #Care
"...The recommendations are often based on years of experience and accumulated knowledge and are provider centered..."
#Geriatrics #Health #Medicine #MedMastodon
https://www.jamda.com/article/S1525-8610(25)00526-2/abstract?rss=yes
A lot of people are wondering why their cough last weeks now and why they seem to be sick all the time.
I always tell them it’s probably because of COVID. We just didn’t know much here in the Philippines. And I always tell them we could have been better if we didn’t stop masking.
A lot of people are wondering why their cough last weeks now and why they seem to be sick all the time.
I always tell them it’s probably because of COVID. We just didn’t know much here in the Philippines. And I always tell them we could have been better if we didn’t stop masking.
The role of pharmacists in geriatric #care: current evidence and practice
#Pharmacy #Pharmacology #Geriatrics #Frailty #Aging #MedMastodon
Just as a quick one for the #MedMastodon folks that have already found new homes that they wish to use as their new primary account.
You can still move your follower / following relationships from MedMastodon to your new instance (Or if you want to make MedMastodon your primary account again it will work the other way around as well) and there's a really good @FediTips guide here on how it works and how to move your relationships - https://fedi.tips/transferring-your-mastodon-account-to-another-server/
There is also the ability thanks to @oli to export your posts to a static website meaning you can share your old posts permanently for reference on a website of your own, something that might be valuable if you don't plan to return to your account in the future - https://posty.1sland.social/
Okay #MedMastodon folks - The instance is now back up and running I'm pleased to share. Things might take a moment to catch-up and I have sent out an announcement so hopefully anyone that had accounts that doesn't see this will get the e-mail ping letting them know everything is currently back online.
I will post a bit more about the plan in the near future but the long story short is nothing is planned to change that folks will see, the main goal for me is to get the site up and running, catch up on the activities that look to be outstanding and get a plan together for migrating everything onto new infrastructure.
Also a huge shoutout to @mastohost who have been excellent at keeping the server "Paused" effectively without deleting data even when there was no confirmed migration path and a real big thanks to Nick for being willing to transfer the server and keep the community running!
EDIT - Blog post with details: https://blog.atlas-media.co.uk/2026/01/05/med-mastodon-the-future/
Just as a quick note as well for #MedMastodon folks - The instance is going to be staying up longer term, I have no intention to just shut the instance down after the current subscription expires at the end of the month.
The transfer ended up happening a bit quicker than I had expected (A great thing in this case) but it did mean I was mid way through cooking dinner and working on a customer project when everything started to progress so I haven't quite gotten around to writing something more detailed up in terms of the future of the site but do want to confirm the plan is for it to be sticking around long term now no matter what :)
As a bit of a different one, I have just had an e-mail from Nick who founded and setup #MedMastodon after I offered to take over the site following it's short notice closure just before the new year, he has come back now to confirm he's happy for me to take on the running the maintenance of the site and has looped in the team from Masto.Host to progress this.
I'm hoping that means we can get the site back up and running in the not too distant future and I'll look to get it migrated over to the same infrastructure that we use for MastodonApp.UK and Universeodon.com to hopefully give some better flexibility for growth and benefit from the existing work and scale in place.
I'll keep folks updated as and when I hear more and as we progress getting the site back online.
We're going ahead and adding `miniwa.moe` to our list of suspended servers across #MastodonAppUK #Universeodon and #MedMastodon as there appears to be no active moderation taking place and reports of transphobic behaviour have been ignored by their moderators.
I'm not expecting this to impact the vast majority of folks across our instances but you might see a follower / following drop by 1 or 2.
I asked our head of marketing if we could get off #Twitter and she said "Unfortunately Twitter is an industry standard so we have to be there."
(We are in the medical device industry. Our primary customers are hospitals and healthcare systems. We make a lot of our deals by convincing individual doctors to go to bat for us at their institutions.)
I am not sure that is true, or at least not true anymore, but I don't know how to prove it.
Any suggestions?
RE: https://federate.social/@jik/115855873786560855
Anybody from #MedMastodon have any useful advice to offer?
The scary thing is that unofficial GPTs claiming to be medical professionals (like PAs and NPs) has been around for a few years already.
Thousands asking questions daily. Some created by official medical orgs and associations, but mostly not. And no way to tell the difference.
https://www.axios.com/2026/01/07/chatgpt-health-tab-apple-fitness-apps
And what can you expect. $20 per month for a dedicated, always available medical resource vs paying for health insurance that might cover your needs, but most likely not, in the U.S.
The scary thing is that unofficial GPTs claiming to be medical professionals (like PAs and NPs) has been around for a few years already.
Thousands asking questions daily. Some created by official medical orgs and associations, but mostly not. And no way to tell the difference.
https://www.axios.com/2026/01/07/chatgpt-health-tab-apple-fitness-apps
I asked our head of marketing if we could get off #Twitter and she said "Unfortunately Twitter is an industry standard so we have to be there."
(We are in the medical device industry. Our primary customers are hospitals and healthcare systems. We make a lot of our deals by convincing individual doctors to go to bat for us at their institutions.)
I am not sure that is true, or at least not true anymore, but I don't know how to prove it.
Any suggestions?
RE: https://federate.social/@jik/115855873786560855
Anybody from #MedMastodon have any useful advice to offer?
