Actually they are all stars to me, and patient teachers, walking us through what all the symbols on their uniforms mean.
It was a nice and welcome surprise to have Jesse Ehrenfeld, MD, MPH (@DoctorJesseMD) join us, as the guest of Hassan Tetteh, MD (@DoctorTetteh). Jesse has been a terrific leader and inspiration in the area of LGBTQ health, across multiple dimensions, in addition to all of his service roles in medical education and organized medicine.
MakerDocs make things, often things the rest of health and health care doesn’t know they need, until later. Sometimes they’re health activists, too, and there’s nothing wrong with that.
Actually that part is kind of cool, and lifesaving (How Two AMA Gay Activist MDs Swayed Delegates on Gun Violence) It’s what our patients expect.
This group of physicians is also curious….
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Until next month!
Total Health and #MakerDocsDC happen here (we make things) @KPTotalHealth https://t.co/EbjrtZUgJr pic.twitter.com/6dmPeSXpM2
— Ted Eytan, MD, MS, MPH (@tedeytan) June 27, 2016