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Assistant Prof of Bioethics @GeisingerHealth. Bioethics, genetics, priority-setting. Former: @PennMEHP, @unc Public Policy PhD, @nih science policy, @ngpohsu

Joined January 2011
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Here's my quote tweet about this quote tweeting experiment. @douglaspmackay and I explore the ethics of an experiment in a non-medical context-- the academic job market. Some highlights to follow. Let us know what you think!
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A question for academics: what is your favorite reference manager and why? My institution supports Endnote, Mendeley and RefWorks. I've heard Mendeley lost a lot of functionality, but I am curious about how it compares to Endnote. (I've been using Zotero, but it's not an option)
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If you are at UNC tomorrow, go check out this talk by Doug MacKay. I think it's going to be a lively discussion.
Tomorrow, join the Parr Center for "Ethics Around The Table." Public policy professor Doug MacKay discusses the impact of social media promotion on the job market. 🗓️ Tues, Sept. 24 ⏰ 12:30-1:30 p.m. 📍Dey Hall, Toy Lounge parrcenter.unc.edu/event/eth… @theparrcenter
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NHGRI is hiring their next division director of genomic science-- spread the word/apply! linkedin.com/posts/lawrence-…
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6. On the other hand, the study also involved a weighted randomization process, in which candidates from underrepresented minorities had a higher chance of getting quote tweeted. This approach supports professional norms of inclusion and equity
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7. Non-medical research can benefit from the rich research ethics literature. Yet, there are issues in non-medical experiments that need more attention (e.g., bystander risks). Systematic analysis of these issues in econ and other social sciences is needed. END.
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May 29 at 12PM CT: @NataliaKunst of @CHEyork @UniOfYork will present "An Iterative Approach to Decision-Making in Health and Medicine: Evidence and Uncertainty Considerations at the CDRP Chronic Diseases and Medical Decision-Making Workshop -- join us on Zoom!
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I love this! Great work by the postdocs and grad students, and thanks for making all the materials available. We need more of this.
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Congratulations to @emily_a_largent on her appointment to Division Chief of Medical Ethics effective July 1. Read the full announcement here: medicalethicshealthpolicy.me…
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Kate Saylor, Ph.D. retweeted
The IHEA Economics of Genomics & Precision Medicine Special Interest Group is hosting a webinar for Early Career Researchers on Monday 22 April - we hope to see you there! @Econ__Omics
We welcome all ECRs to join us on April 22 at 5:00PM EDT for Econ-Omics ECR Webinar! To learn more about the topics, speakers, and to register visit: healtheconomics.org/event/ec…
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I’m excited to present and get feedback on my work at the University of Chicago Chronic Diseases and Medical Decision-Making Workshop next week!
March 27, 12PM CT: @kwsaylor of @PennMEHP presents "The Value of Prediction: Modeling Cost-Effectiveness and Health Equity for Genetic Screening" in the CDRP Chronic Diseases and Medical Decision-Making Workshop - join at uchicago.zoom.us/j/933700410…
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Kate Saylor, Ph.D. retweeted
Join our team! CEVR is hiring a Post-Doctoral Fellow, sponsored by @GSK for an opportunity to study the value of vaccines and learn advanced methods in health economics and decision science. Apply today: tinyurl.com/4e69ezb2 #healtheconomics #postdoc #hiring
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***Calling all Early Career Researchers (ECRs)*** We invite you to express your interest in presenting at an Early Career Researcher (ECR) webinar hosted by the Economics of Genomics and Precision Medicine Special Interest Group. (1/4)
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Kate Saylor, Ph.D. retweeted
Working in public health and genomics - we want to hear from you! Special issue in Public Health Genomics: Active Implementation in Translational Genomics: IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE #impsci #genomics Call close: 31.3.2024 Details 👉 bit.ly/41pvDr3 @njt14 @mclarkeroberts
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Kate Saylor, Ph.D. retweeted
New EEPRU and ESHCRU paper published in Value in Health about a general approach to inform decisions on the allocation of resources in the public sector DOI: doi.org/10.1016/j.jval.2024.… @CHEyork @eeprunews @eshcru @KarlClaxton
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