Dear #MedTwitter please, please, if you are a licensed medical professional and/or in school to be, do NOT delete your tweets or comply with anyone telling you to do so. It will harm you far more than leaving them up and explaining. Nothing is ever deleted. Can be used in court.
You can decide whether you trust my advice/PSA
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Shame will whisper to you "delete, delete..hide it..be ashamed"
NO
WRONG knee jerk reaction from when we were living in primitive conditions.
First step for ALL of that is trust
Be trustworthy
Do NOT react to your reptilian brain
Think it through. What is your purpose here? (see above)
What is in your LONG TERM best interest?
Hiding/deleting only makes you look not trustworthy, poor judgment, unreliable.
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Now that I am at @MIT & @MITSloanFellows the classmates who "get it" are engineers who must maintain licenses.
Is a #mindset: accountability
Most importantly, NEVER be goaded into being unethical.
You all training on electronic only may feel it is easy to just hit "undo"/delete.
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What I was taught, back when we had paper charts, was to put a single line though, initial, and date. Then correct. When compliance types come through they will have MORE confidence in you, in fact. You had the good sense to self assess BEFORE they got there and adjust/improve.
— Umbereen S. Nehal, MD, MPH (@usnehal) December 20, 2020
YOU define you.
Your credibility is based on consistent data points.
The data points I mean are of being factual, using vetted/verified/validated facts, leaving UP when you make a mistake.
Have a "paper trail" that shows transparency & honesty.
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Proud of you
— Umbereen S. Nehal, MD, MPH (@usnehal) June 30, 2020
All of us should keep a CV of failure to destigmatize failure. https://t.co/pSMZq37X6B pic.twitter.com/rQe0SpWZLc
That is the other thing, please refocus on impact.
Will some people do "gotcha' screenshots? Yes.
It is impossible to avoid all misinterpretation or bad faith misuse.
If that worries you, then just post less or not at all. No one *has* to have a social media presence.
That is just the world we live in.
It's not easy.
Titrate your exposure/risk to your comfort.
Gave me A LOT of practice early in life about navigating these complexities prior to social media screenshots.
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I am amused by anyone on #MedTwitter who thinks I can be easily intimidated. Chile.. first I am Gen X. Then, I have lived through having gas masks distributed in case chemical war happened (when living in an oil compound). Then I have lived in places you hear gunshots routinely. pic.twitter.com/sqOkSRi9xV
— Umbereen S. Nehal, MD, MPH (@usnehal) December 27, 2020
If you lose your cool, you lose
If you get nervous about an "error" or by an overt or an implied threat, you lose
If you doubt yourself & backtrack (delete), you lose
Don't set your own self up to lose
these are my values: marginalized populations, multidisciplinary, #mentalhealth, etc https://t.co/tVjZNbgsVY
If I get one tweet or a few tweets wrong, will it end a career? It is possible. Anything is possible. Unlikely, given my track record.
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often getting bad advice from:
non-clinician “consultants”
or
faculty from this era of old boy network where they *could* delete, erase, and make inconvenient people disappear (kill someone’s career or professional reputation)
“growing up” professionally in an era of high accountability & high transparency
You aren’t a gray-haired professor w/old boy network who can leverage contacts to do #MedBikini types of ethics shortcuts & gamble not caught
I have to check off every single box in exactly the right order = 100+ edits
if I don’t, my high-quality publication that gets glowing reviewer comments
still rejected/delayed
many women experience this @JulieSilverMD
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The miners were tasked with removing bat feces. AFAIK it hasn't been established why they were doing this. Given that EcoHealth was collecting bat fecal samples in the same province around the same time, is it possible these miners were actually collecting guano for EcoHealth?
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