
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician | MPH @JohnsHopkinsSPH | Passionate about using the ER to diagnose disparities in child equity | Views my own.
Joined July 2010
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Difficulty breathing can be caused by some respiratory illnesses & is always a reason to bring a child to the nearest Emergency Department. SickKids’ Emergency Physician, Dr. Alia Sunderji (@aliasun), shares specific signs you should look for & how to monitor a child’s breathing.
How do I know if my child is having trouble breathing?
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🌡️ #Fever is one of the most common reasons parents or caregivers may bring a child to the Emergency Department (ED). SickKids’ Emergency Physician, Dr. Alia Sunderji (@aliasun), shares key facts on what exactly a fever is, how to treat it and when to come to the ED.
How do I know when to worry if my child has a fever?
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DYK: It’s important to distinguish anaphylaxis from an allergic reaction. Via @TorontoStar, SickKids' Paediatric Emergency Physician, Dr. Alia Sunderji (@aliasun) shares what to do if your child has #anaphylaxis.
Read ⤵️ thestar.com/life/here-s-what…
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@LauraStymiest @aliasun closing out the PEM half day with advocacy in PED - moral injury working in the ED - when we know what we should be doing/providing but we can’t bc the system sets us up for failure. One possible antidote = advocacy.
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Via @TorontoStar, SickKids' Emergency Physician, Dr. Alia Sunderji (@aliasun), offers insights on caring for a child with a respiratory illness. ⤵️ thestar.com/life/parent/2023…
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Storytime: For years there was a family of kids who would walk to my library. We knew things were rough at home and we tried to create a safe, validating, fun place for them (like so many others.) There were about 8 cousins, siblings, half-sibs, ages 5 to 16. Then lockdown hit.
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Welcome news: The US is now offering #influenza vaccines to migrants at the border.
What's the backstory? 1/9
@aliasun @drjudymelinek @bobmoorenews
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Pleased to share this new paper: Integrating health & social care for kids!
With colleagues @upstreamlab @MAP_Health @SickKidsNews #SDOH #CDNhealth
How to better integrate health and social care for children in Canada? This commentary proposes 4 key components: integration through patient navigators, information-sharing systems, a capitation funding model, and community engagement. Learn more: cfp.ca/content/68/10/726
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Our Emergency Department is currently experiencing extremely high patient volumes and much longer than normal wait times for non-emergent issues. As always, the sickest patients are seen first.
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COVID was twice as deadly in poorer countries nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Internal Investigation Confirms Border Patrol Failures Leading Up to a 16-Year-Old’s Death on the Floor of His Cell propublica.org/article/inter…
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I've written multiple stories on the 2019 death of Carlos Hernandez Vasquez in Border Patrol custody. Officials still won't say if anyone faced discipline or if changes were made after his death. Thanks to @aliasun and @drjudymelinek for their expertise. elpasomatters.org/2022/02/08…
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On the therapeutic relationship: “We overestimate the value of reasoning and facts. We believe in our clinical authority. We expect patients to behave rationally. But we all develop our beliefs through interactions with other people — what you believe depends on whom you trust.”
For a primary care physician, Covid denialism triggers memories of a patient dying of AIDS who insisted that HIV was not the cause of the disease. Getting through to him had turned out to be a matter of human relations rather than scientific facts. nej.md/3HEwYzc
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Kids heading back to school? Have questions? 🏫🙋
Join the upcoming Caregiver Webinar with Dr. Lawrence Loh, Dr. Rachita Gurtu, Dr. Alia Sunderji and Dr. Monica Hau to have your questions answered.
⏰ Jan. 17 at 7 p.m.
🔗 bit.ly/3I7oCAe
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The Omicron variant reflects the threat of prolonged vaccine injustice. The longer we take to deliver #VaccinEquity, the more we allow the #COVID19 virus to circulate, mutate and become potentially more dangerous.
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A piece I wrote for @JCardFail, detailing what happened to me after I woke up to @DGlaucomflecken dying in bed.
“My husband had v-fib resulting in SCA. They explained what that meant and asked if I had any questions. ‘Yes. What do I tell our children?’” onlinejcf.com/article/S1071-…
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Soon, governments will be drafting the Int'l Treaty for Pandemic Preparedness and Response.
But, is it set to be as inequitable as the global #COVID19 response was or were lessons learned?
Read our @ma_xiya @aliasun @HloniBookholane thoughts #OpenAccess: futuremedicine.com/doi/10.22…
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Do you have questions about your child getting the #COVID19Vaccine? We've launched a COVID-19 Vaccine Consult Service to help answer those questions.
Make an appointment to speak to a SickKids clinician through a confidential phone consult: sickkids.ca/vaccineconsult
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The best data by far on #LongCovid is out from the ONS
For kids, the news is incredibly reassuring - parents minds should be put to rest
Rates of common symptoms after #COVID19 at 12 w for kids are extremely low (0% to 1.7%) compared to controls
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