Ruth Malone
Laurel Heights
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Antagonism in response to:
Medcenter CEO and Dean of SOM are the same position - recognizing the synergies between med center and med school.
How about considering it's not all about Medicine? Medical hegemony needs to end
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Medcenter CEO and Dean of SOM are the same position - recognizing the synergies between med center and med school.
Maybe have a University and Med Center run by multidisciplinary team including social scientists
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Partisan politics and powerful health insurance and pharma companies aren't interested in health equity.
UCSF should be researching how to rein in corporate harm to health as well as how to "partner" in moneymaking! #prevention
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Get software that actually is user friendly rather than requiring endless user time and energy
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Climate change and multiple destabilizing effects on health of populations globally
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Put UCSF on a level playing field with private enterprise. Privatize, cutting cost of govt compliance, public employment rules, disclosure.
Recognize that surrounding selves w yes-people is not always the best route to authentic innovation
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
It keeps UCSF profitable cuts costs, and delivers needed curriculum to our Student's in an efficient manner. Much less in-house need for Fac
Can we get the apostrophe posse in here pls?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Provide in house resources to help patients understand health care reform. Make an appointment at UCSF have affordable care explained 1:1.
Aging pop is going to need resources to help sort through all the overwhelming "choices" we will be offered. But who would pay for it?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
US elders: Worst health outcomes in developed world yet we spend more than any other country. UCSF must lead in finding solution #teamaging
More resources 4 #prevention research, education and practice
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Need to increase capacity of servers hosting this game...
In the year 2025 technology will save faculty time rather than taking more of it
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
How to address imbalance between haves and have nots in all areas #social
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Major development program for the small schools
Funds for building health economics unit to study models of care and prevention
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
We are a "medical center" now that includes many different disciplines - all important. Change to Health Center?
Yes, like changing to "health center." Refocus entire enterprise on health, including the health of those living longer with disease
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Great plan. We need to be more business like.
Agree w adding engineer, bus, econ and even health politics units, but disagree we need to be like a "business." Need 2 keep focus on ideas
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
The three small school would benefit from such a small amount compared to all the money housed in the SOM!
Broaden the health equity conversation to include gender and disciplinary equity issues within health professions
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Assemble multidisciplinary teams responsible for prevention & primary care across given geographic area--block healthcare teams
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Failure is fertilizer. But our trainees don't see that we fail and fail often, so they are afraid. What about a Failure Fair? #education
LOVE idea. Use lessons of rejected ms, failed grant proposals, CHR applications, etc to teach how to use failure to build success #education
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Absolutely focused on ideas. But where we ARE a business (20000 employees), be more efficient / effective. Retire ancient systems/policies
Yes, but not all at once with huge cost in faculty time and energy to learn all new systems #exhausting
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
If trends continue, UCSF will have more administrators than everybody else (students, doctors, nurses, faculty, postdocs) put together.
Org chart does seem to have shifted that direction
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
UCSF bucks jumping-on- latest-bandwagon trend, builds repute on thoughtful work integrating both information & insight #education #research
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Sponsor 1-day health boot camps for families in communities. Get fit in own neighborhood and contribute to local research #cpc #social
Good idea. Hear about community concerns too
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Open floorplans for all- no more private offices
Don't assume everyone does same kind of work. Not all work lends itself to such space. May decrease rather than increase collab
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Need to broaden its approach to health beyond a biomedical model. We should include other fields to conduct better science.
Need more research and scholarship on the politics of health and health care
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
offer retired physicians to help be ombudsman for patients navigating complex care from multiple specialists #care #cpc
Maybe retired nurses too? They do this all day
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
There is actually a large quantity of research on health care politics, policy, economics, etc. You just need to know where to look.
I'm talking about UCSF leading on some of it
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
identify countries w/greater need to improve access to patient care, advances in patient health
Also work on countries w greatest need for prevention, e.g. heading off #tobacco epidemic in Africa
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Maintaining the ruse that this is a public institution, while at the same time depending increasingly on corporate sources of revenue.
University of Virginia, anyone?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
UCSF's "Pioneering Care" ad campaign is clearly "of the white people, by the white people, for the white people." Reflect SF demographics!
What if UCSF spent $ on care instead of on advertising firms? Could it survive and thrive?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Hiring more researchers from economics, history, policy studies, etc. could be a useful start.
Absolutely needed for real "translational" endeavors. Consider place, time, culture, #social, not just "facts" and "data" #Contextmatters
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
And how much did UCSF spend on this "game"?
Good Q. Will we ever know the answer? #social #Contextmatters
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Continued urbanization of society, the growth of the middle class, emergence of Africa create clear opportunities and challenges for UCSF
Middle class seems to be sinking right now, at least in US
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
What if UCSF was at the forefront of focusing on the biological and social mechanisms that resolve MULTIPLE health outcomes at once?
Better understanding that science and research are interpretive processes all the way down. Need to focus more attention on #social
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
This is a market-driven industry in a capitalist country. Agree there should be a balance but USA is built around advertising.
"Best minds of my generation thinking about how to make people click ads" http://tinyurl.com/6kucyhs
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
This is a market-driven industry in a capitalist country. Agree there should be a balance but USA is built around advertising.
There was a time when hospitals did not advertise & drug cos. did not advertise to consumers. Less spent on ads, more on care
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Perverse incentives-work w/med reimb orgs to eliminate delays in patient care because providers won't use NPs/PAs because of impact to $$s
UCSF MDs could lead on helping get rid of legal and practical barriers to px for NPs
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
DISSOLVE all of the schools. UCSF is single health sci univ- still with degree reqs- but merged courses make Int Prof Educ a reality.
Let's do that after we examine cultural dynamics of what it means (MDs think multidisciplinary means peds and ortho)
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Promote sustained concentration rather than constant bombardment with distractions and minutia. Oh, sorry.
Maybe...less rockstar marketing hype?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Yes, MDs must take the lead. NPs, PAs, PharmDs, and such should surely be able to provide care.
UCSF Mds could lobby the CMA to get them to quit supporting practice barriers
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Perhaps dissolving the schools removes a substantial portion of the class structure because we meet on level footing...?
Might help! But 1 issue is most nursing students come with RN and lots clinical experiences that others don't have
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Yes please, it wld open up a lot of opportunities 2 make UCSF a better place, & thereby perhaps the world.I blieve UCSF can change the world
Leadership needs to cultivate skeptics as well as yes-people
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Use education to help change what we accept in medication, living situations, and social statuses.
Integrate social justice perspectives throughout institution's missions
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
In last few years, UCSF has been over-branded. This limits creativity and our potential to evolve beyond narrow logo of "advancing health"
Agree! Authentic creativity is messy and not always tightly organized for efficiency
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Who decides what is "super interesting"? Seems to privilege particular view of science in this game
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
you become an island that isn't part of a collective movement sharing knowledge and working together for advancement.
Or maybe you sustain the independent reputation of UCSF
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
I'm ready to fire those old faculty anyday... or put them out to pasture
Can we set aside the shocking ageism that seems to be suffusing the campus? Old isn't synonymous with clueless
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Expand Operation Excellence to all departments. #OE has made everything better at UCSF.
Certainly not for our dept., sorry. Spending more, getting less, greater faculty burden
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
I'm having a major issue with this. One thing I saw that that was picked was "health microbes in the blood to detect illness."
How to get an answer? Game seems silent on this. He who pays piper perhaps picks "super interesting." Not to me, sorry
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
A better way to star these would be to call them "super innovative" or to show more than the top 25 most popular topics (co-opted by groups)
Or to just make clear that these are the picks of administration
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Game guides (like me) scan for novel ideas that push the boundaries of what is being said, that could take the convo in new directions.
So what makes an idea "novel" or boundary-pushing? How do you know when you see one?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Faculty gets a development day because they MAKE $$$ for UCSF. Staffers are seen only as people who COST $$$.
Staff-faculty: People assume nurses are "just supporting doctors" but they r essential to work of care. Faculty can't make $ w/o great staff
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
@Ruth Malone, to clarify, the game guide team is comprised of researchers from Institute for the Future. http://iftf.org/home/
Whom I assume have an idea as good consultants what answers administration would like to see foregrounded (or at least those leaned toward)
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
How do we shift from current unsustainable excess consumption-based economy, and what are ramifications for health systems?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Create a room like in the video, showing the challenges in different areas: research, clinic.. so people can go and contribute with ideas
We have a room like in the video already. It's called reality!
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
study race, class, and policy #social #disparities #TeamCHC
Create a center for the study of institutional influences on health
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Dr. MLK Jr: "Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in healthcare is the most shocking and inhumane." Let's get it right. #chc
By 2025 UCSF will be part of single payer health system, more $ to care and less to investors #chc
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Fund all students for 5 years (not just some students)
Yes, equity regardless of discipline
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
develop superior UCSF online course program for ancillary health professionals and market internationally
This is good idea. Poor countries are not going to have MDs and they have few RNs. Training 4 lay health workers could be huge contribution
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
We need to learn when LessIsMore for complex patients. How do we deal with the epidemic of over treatment? #teamaging
Very important point and one not stressed enough
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Turn UC Hall and Laurel Heights campus into affordable housing for students / post-docs and staff / faculty
Make it live-work space! Most of us here live half time in our offices anyway. Cut commute time, communal kitchen. Never leave the office!
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Pair nurses with doctors on the largest major research developments that UCSF invests in
And include social scientists
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Building community outreach to get care, respite and good advice to the communities that most need it
Work on policy research & education so that funding supports such community outreach
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
New version of house calls! Instead of every pt driving to see MD or NP, have team vans that go to neighborhoods. See pts in own enviro #SON
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
What are simple needs out there that would help you in accomplishing your work at UCSF? #CPC
Fewer new improved systems that require constant effort to learn and don't actually save FACULTY time
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Isn't there a benefit to taking time with these things? Just wondering if there is a downside to speeding up the process.
Model of education as mere information transmission needs to change. Education is also developing learners' capacities as moral agents
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
New version of house calls! Instead of every pt driving to see MD or NP, have team vans that go to neighborhoods. See pts in own enviro #SON
RNs do screening, NPs do routine care, Pharms counsel on meds, MDs for complex care. Catch problems early, prevent hosps, assess home enviro
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
It's tricky for sure, but there is an unmeasured value add of diversifying the KIND of ideas that are present on campus.
Agree particularly in context of the massive changes health reform likely to cause over next 15 years
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
What if the people who needed that lived in an open community where med students lived and learned...
Like the last century tenement house movement in nursing?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Encourage better public health habits (eating, smoking etc.) by outlawing unhealthy foods, and socially ostracizing those who smoke.
Instead of focusing on ostracizing individuals, work on institutions/PH policies to support those individuals.
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
New version of house calls! Instead of every pt driving to see MD or NP, have team vans that go to neighborhoods. See pts in own enviro #SON
Some things can be done remotely, but I continue to think that direct contact matters. We should not underestimate the ineffable
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Tried to teach clinicians how to talk to "difficult patients" for years - time to teach patients how to talk to difficult clinicians.
Woo-hoo!
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Start a new Office of Creative Development. House it in a large mansion perched on a cliff. When a new idea is accepted we release doves.
And when one is rejected, black smoke comes from the chimney?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Patients' comfort in familiar environment will increase candor; physician ability to see home environment increases accuracy of diagnosis
Also can assess for prevention: throw rugs in homes of elderly, hoarding, etc
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Good. I agree. Now don't you think that smokers might feel ostracized by the current policies set in place?
Research shows the vast majority of smokers want to quit and smokefree policies help them do that. Most smokers support them
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
By 2025, UCSF should be a fully-integrated institution that will allow us to easily apply a wealth of resources to any challenge.
And translated, that means what exactly?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Making it inconvenient--and actually against the rules--encourages people to quit? By that measure a soda-free policy should be enacted.
Just citing the evidence which is fairly massive on this. Cigarette single most deadly consumer product ever made
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Build a fund for international student and faculty exchanges. Facilitate us going to other sites, & intl folks coming to UCSF to collaborate
This is a good idea. Our policy students could also learn comparative policies. Many other countries do it better than we do
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
#global chose a major global health issue like malaria/infant mortality and that be our 5-10 yr challenge.
How about tobacco? #1 preventable killer and rapidly overtaking communicable diseases, industrially produced epidemic, big capacity here
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
I think that is conjecture when one considers the diabetes and obesity epidemic and how many people die from obesity-linked illness.
Not even close
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
There really isn't adequate data for you to make that statement authoritatively.
Diabetes and corn syrup epidemic is of pretty recent origin. In terms of products, nothing comes close to cigarettes
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Having a heart attack because youre overweight doesn't get coded that way. The data is inconclusive.
Point was no other single consumer product in history has killed this many people
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Open floorplans for all- no more private offices
Live-work offices! Communal kitchens, rotating assignments for beds (some do best work at night, so get the most use out of beds that way)
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
With baby boomer retiring, there will be a lossof knowledge and skills.
We won't be able to afford to retire, don't worry!
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
And my point is that society should not force people to conform to lifestyle choices. It's inherently antithetical to freedom from coercion.
So you believe people should be forced to breathe secondhand smoke?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Must address factors working against prevention - big businesses with lots of stakeholders. #teamchc
Center for the study of corporations and health
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
You breathe far more Car exhaust every day. Do you have any idea what's in that?
Sounds like a tobacco industry argument! Are you suggesting that the huge amount of science on secondhand smoke is wrong?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Care for elderly impossible without big role for nurses! No resistance from geriatricians. #TeamAging
Woo-Hoo! #SON
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Center for the study of corporations and health
Team researchers w interest how corporations influence both health/disease patterns. Can we have corps make $ AND make things better? #corp
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
I'm suggesting that deciding you can control second hand smoke by making smoking illegal is authoritarian and people will rail against you.
But evidence shows that even smokers support smokefree policies. However, you shld feel free to rail
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
This could quickly & wonderfully become providing revenue-generating services 2 corps 2 reduce costs thru #prevention
Would need strong conflict of interest policies to minimize mischiefmaking a la Big Tobacco, Big Food
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Maybe a combination of home visits and tele-health? Tele-health can be personal if there is already a relationship established.
Definitely. I would think maybe community visits too
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Agreed. A UCSF MD/MBA program would be well suited for these coming challenges of navigating industry/medicine/health management #CHC
Why do we always go to most expensive MD as default? Why not NP/MBA, PhD/MBA, PharmD/MBA?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Quite a few campus entities have industry connections: QB3, CDHI, ITA, CTSI's Catalyst Awards / ETR program.
Yes, but not focused on researching role of industry in disease promotion/prevention/public health
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Stop using acronyms so heavily, that way the general public (and ourselves) can understand us.
LOL
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Visitors to Parnassus get lost easily. Installing interactive maps that give directions could be very helpful.
How about a sign showing that there is a School of Nursing on the campus?! #SON
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
We should have a monetary reward model that is more like industry. Do away with the pensions and find another way to bring in talent
What about research that doesn't bring in $ but helps people understand or improve relationships? Left out in industry profit focused model
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Perhaps some sort of a legal think tank for policy making, and current law issues regarding healthcare
Law core for policy researchers would be a great idea. Like biostats core for other types research
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
My "hope" is that with a creative enough staff, we can wrap a business model around anything that benefits someone somewhere at sometime.
Maybe, but I think there needs to be room in a university (and in society) for some things that are not commodified
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
By 2025, the ucsf mascot will be Dr. Bear. Imagine the marketing. #teamcls
Why not "Nurse Bear"?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Get rid of all sound alarms around patients. Have monitors/IV pumps tied directly to provider - when IV runs out, nurse gets a text.
Or maybe a buzz like those shock collars for dog training
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Is UCSF's goal to provide expensive high tech care to fewer people, or bring basic health care to currently ignore populations?
Um...which makes money? Seems to be slight conflict between values and goals here
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Working with corporations to maximize health and efficiency leads to finding other joint interests leads to big gift from corporations.
Yes, as long as we aren't studying how their products contribute to poor health!
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
addressing critical global social and health problems (climate change, food shortage)
Water shortage may hit California before food shortage and is going to be huge problem. How can UCSF contribute to addressing?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Board rooms are moved to the gym.
Good! Use hot air and treadmills to generate power for heating and cooling!
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Need to create a system that effectively integrates best science with cost consciousness, patient engagement to produce the best outcomes.
And cost consciousness with global consciousness
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Most innovations have come from allowing people to pursue their interests in undirected, unscripted ways--opposite of the national trends
Yes. Tend toward leveling, standardization is opposite of messy creative discovery process which is nonlinear
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Isn't providing health care to underserved populations both a value and a goal?
Yes, should be, but I fear the press to become "profitable" undermines the goal
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Elder communities on campus! Integrated housing and health care but including health professional student housing too.
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Why not study that and show how they could look good by making their products fit the new social image...
Not sure how you could do that with some corporations' products...tobacco, for example.
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Open floorplans for all- no more private offices
Live-work spaces since many of us who want to keep our offices live here half the time anyway! Solve both fac housing and office problems!
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Many UCSFers already have NGOs, UCSF should start collaborating with its own human capital and form symbiotic partnerships!
Interesting! First mention I have seen of NGO side. Lots of possibilities
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Who really benefits from UCSF2025? The man on the street or big corporations?
Why does this show 86 comments? Where are the rest?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Yes, if UCSF supports its own people's NGOs, we could capitalize on an existing network. For ex, I and 2 of my classmates have sep intl NGOs
Say more. What is their focus?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Should UCSF promote working from home more? Would you prefer to work from home if you could?
Fine when I have reading to catch up on, but for real work too many distractions usually
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Antagonism in response to:
Inpatients have a menu of activities they can choose from - activities similar to Child Life on peds floor. "Talk about illness" "Tell joke"
"Get a colonoscopy"?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
There is rarely one solution for all problems. But has anyone ever looked at what tobacco could easily move to?
Yes, Philip Morris in the 1990s talked seriously at high levels about getting out of tobacco (and into food). But decided 2 stick with big $
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Have we considered changing from being a business enterprise to a non-profit organization dedicated towards advancing health worldwide?
Isn't everything in the world about business now?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
If healthcare were designed today we wouldn't wait for disease symptoms to act. What would a prevention model look like?
Yes, and what would the economics look like? Problem is the transition. And still need for other types of care 4 things can't prevent
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Dealing with electronic waste. How do we prevent this?
What is electronic waste?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
They were looking at food, and that clearly wasn't the answer. Doesn't mean there isn't another path. Could just ban smoking nationwide lol
Big momentum now worldwide to develop plans for a tobacco endgame. Not to ban smoking but maybe eventually ban sales of killer products
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Actual end-users need to be more involved w/new software system development from the start, rather than at roll-out. Campus-wide.
THANK YOU
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
especially if could get comprehensive care on one visit while there. Multiple visits at multiple sites are burden for caregivers/patients
Yes. Kaiser model comes closest now. Making pts go all over very burdensome esp for elderly
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Study memories/recovered memories. Reflect on impact of memory on community healing through #race, #gender, #class. Prevent profiling. #CPC
Temporality of experience will become more important as technology speeds up and time becomes ever more compressed.
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Temporality of experience will become more important as technology speeds up and time becomes ever more compressed.
Need to study and teach not just how to multitask but how to single task--focus on one thought intensively
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Temporality of experience will become more important as technology speeds up and time becomes ever more compressed.
Need to study and teach not just how to multitask but how to single task--focus on one thought intensively
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Momentum in response to:
Study memories/recovered memories. Reflect on impact of memory on community healing through #race, #gender, #class. Prevent profiling. #CPC
Need to study and teach not just how to multitask but how to single task--focus on one thought intensively
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Agreed. For that, some technology fasting might be in order - focusing on building concentration and not FB/Twitter/etc. #Esther #CPC
"Turn-it-off Tuesdays?" Tuesday afternoon picnics, walks, wine and cheese, teas? Makes me want to sigh w relief at thought
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Push for healthy foods leads to new agriculture innovations which leads to support for nations with too little resources.
But what about the Monsantos patenting native plant genes and suing poor farmers whose crops get contaminated?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
I like this idea of temporality. We need to study perceptions of time and slow down in the physical reality to reflect from time to time.
Patients experience time differently too. Anxiety and waiting can slow time down but not in good way. Phenomenologists explore this phenom
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Inequalities that drive health disparities and inadequate access to basic health care and prevention. #CHC
If present trends continue, these inequalities will be even more pronounced. "Gated health care"?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
UCSF uses Big Purchasing power to incentivize companies to institute programs to take back outdated equipment, repurpose, etcSource control
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Yes--integration bench to bedside to community! Clinician to educator to researcher to administrator #teamaging
Let's not forget policy. Policy shapes patterns of disease
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Would relocation even be a possibility? Wouldn't collaboration with other #research & #medicaluniversities be a better path to access?
I hear property is cheap in Kansas
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Exploring health impacts of society dependent on technology for all basic life activities. May alter vision, hearing, social interactions
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Exploring health impacts of society dependent on technology for all basic life activities. May alter vision, hearing, social interactions
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Exploring health impacts of society dependent on technology for all basic life activities. May alter vision, hearing, social interactions
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
How will we wash our hands and get paper towels when the power goes out d/t shortages?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
By 2025 we will all admit that Operation Excellence was a huge mistake.
Stanford merger....
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
Why ruin two good things?
Been around UCSF long ? He who does not remember history..don't realize there WAS such a merger ? Many thought it a bad idea & were right
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Investigation in response to:
What a horrendous idea that would be
Do you guys not realize that happened & then had to be undone? Or are you being sarcastic ?
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
Adaptation in response to:
Ucsf will be known for those great TV commercials that highlight our doctors!
Just maybe ...they might highlight our NURSES
played over 7 years ago by Ruth Malone
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Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
If healthcare were designed today we wouldn't wait for disease symptoms to act. What would a prevention model look like?
played over 7 years ago by Suzanne
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Have we considered changing from being a business enterprise to a non-profit organization dedicated towards advancing health worldwide?
played over 7 years ago by EddieSpaghetti
Investigation in response to:
Curious? Ask or answer a FOLLOW-UP QUESTION ...
More humility and openness about the possible benefits of research, with less talk of competition and corporate metaphors.
played over 7 years ago by Cameron_Murray
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
UCSF leads the way in modeling how our health will be impacted by climate change #cpc
played over 7 years ago by gravitytank_eg
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
In 2025 UCSF with morals & ethics leads by continuing to care-heal-teach-discover that which perpetuates good health for all.
played over 7 years ago by Tyrone_Webb
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
We need to integrate and translate findings from both basic science and social science together, in order to make a real impact.
played over 7 years ago by Lucky
Momentum in response to:
If this is true... what happens NEXT?
education as health justice #healthrights
played over 7 years ago by rinabliss
Momentum in response to:
If this is true... what happens NEXT?
Novel solutions are often created by those who do not know the "rules" of the real world.
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by dj
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Do we understand that the mind/body interface is a "disruptive" game changer for traditional medical care?
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by Eleanor
Momentum in response to:
If this is true... what happens NEXT?
Agreed--in 2025 we need research teams that are more merged--biological and social side by side at the outset and throughout
played over 7 years ago by Shari_Dworkin
Investigation in response to:
Curious? Ask or answer a FOLLOW-UP QUESTION ...
And how much did UCSF spend on this "game"?
played over 7 years ago by Lucky
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Assess the amount of administrative work faculty now do as this work is shifted to them
played over 7 years ago by Leslie
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Give credits/discounts to employees who take public transportation, bike, or walk to work. Same for those who belong to gyms.
played over 7 years ago by mjhugh
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
TRANSPARENCY. We need to let the public know what associations our faculty have with pharma companies.
played over 7 years ago by jb
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
Furnished housing units for international visit scholars to UCSF should be provided on or near campus
played over 7 years ago by #GlobalHealth
Positive Imagination in response to:
How can UCSF lead the way in 2025?
Raise UCSF's profile and presence through earned media to grow our reputation in San Francisco
played over 7 years ago by #GlobalHealth
Critical Imagination in response to:
What urgent challenges will UCSF face in 2025?
No institution can lead in health care in the 21st century without dealing with the aging population -- highest HC utilizers #TeamAging
A game runner marked this card Super Interesting.
played over 7 years ago by TeamAging
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