Jennifer Malinowski

Should NIH fund universal DNA analysis in babies? Ask @NICHD_NIH director @DianaBianchiMD and @genomedotgov GenomicMed director @manoliote at world's first scientific conf on #newbornsequencing October 5-6 in Boston. Details/registration: bit.ly/3f8FZY8 @ICoNSeqInt Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

The Department of Human Genetics has two open faculty searches this year! 1) Computational Genomics (deadline Nov 11): utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/138042 2) Evolutionary, functional, and human/medical genetics (deadline (Nov 1): utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/138515 Please apply and spread the word. Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

What are people saying about #PBMs? Senior Counsel Health Policy at the American Benefits Council, Katy Johnson, explains that “employers are deeply concerned about the absence of appropriate price and cost transparency.” Read More: pbmaccountability.org/_files/ugd/b11… Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

I think this is a great read for anyone in epidemiology. The nature of the (drug) exposures in #rxepi make it easy to illustrate some of the important challenges that affect all of Epi. twitter.com/Pottegard/stat… Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

🤓 Systematic Reviews can bringing attention to fake studies, writes @cochranecollab Senior Research Integrity Editor, Lisa Bero in @ConversationUS ➡️ buff.ly/3dImTHV 💜 Learn about what Cochrane is doing about this issue ➡️ buff.ly/3cdzzpA Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

Join the lab! We're hiring two postdocs, on genomics of 1.) malaria and 2.) mosquitoes. There's flexibility in focus since we're starting up work in Madagascar/Uganda. If you can deal with big DNA/RNA datasets (no matter the species), give me a holler. bergeylab.com/positions/ Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

This is so real - until we figure this part out, I'm not sure actionable results are really all that actionable. #GeneChat twitter.com/EllenMatloff/s… Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

In a country as wealthy as the United States, it is unconscionable that a person’s access to #healthcare often comes down to skin color, gender, income, geography, disability, and employment or immigration status. Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

In the latest Marketplace Pulse from @RWJF, @khemp64 writes about the threats to coverage and reproductive freedom will deepen the inequities inherent in the post-Dobbs world — and why Congress must take action now. rwjf.ws/3ITjHVi Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

@abnermason I'll add an effective way to catalyze change/innovation, is to couch it in terms that resonate w/ the individual who the change will affect. "This will help us be more effective." "This will make us profitable." "This will allow for cross-training." Find the motivator! #hcldr T4 Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

Q4 Echo chambers happen when no one in the room leaves the room and just keeps talking. Action is the best prevention of an echo chamber. Take a step, then another, and soon you'll be on a journey. Respect those who say no by gently encouraging them to get on the bus #hcldr Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD

T4: The most effective way to convince healthcare to take risk: 1. Show how innovation can advance an organization's goals 2. Show examples of similar successes 3. Measure progress and adapt accordingly Good ideas don't always change healthcare, but good plans can. #hcldr Retweeted by Jennifer Malinowski, PhD