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Amber Gipson-Fine

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Beyond 'I'm sorry': Employers need to manage grief, trauma in the workplace

Beyond 'I'm sorry': Employers need to manage grief, trauma in the workplace

As deaths from COVID-19 in the United States recently surpassed 850,000, it is critical to look back to the m…

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Commentary: Overturning Roe will deepen medical mistrust

Commentary: Overturning Roe will deepen medical mistrust

A lack of trust toward medical organizations, or "medical mistrust," is a barrier to safe and timely health c…

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Wearable technology saves lives through early detection

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By Sidney J. Winawer, Amber Gipson-Fine, Peter Lio
| KevinMD.com
I am a 94-year-old physician who would like to share a recent experience in which my Apple Watch played a critical role in the detection of a life-threatening event. Over the course of my career, I focused on early detection and prevention in medicine, particularly in colorectal cancer. This made my recent personal experience with early detection of a cardiac event and prevention of its serious consequences through wearable technology especially meaningful.
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Technology for older adults: Why messaging apps are a lifeline

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By Gerald Kuo, Wendy Levinson, Christine Soong, Amber Gipson-Fine
| KevinMD.com
For many older adults living alone, a smartphone is not a convenience. It is a lifeline. In elder care meetings, we often discuss telemedicine, wearable sensors, and remote monitoring systems. We focus on dashboards and data. Yet in our pursuit of high-tech solutions, we frequently overlook the most widely used and emotionally loaded digital tool already resting in older adults’ hands: the messaging app. In Taiwan, as in much of Asia, LINE is not just a chat app.
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Why holding a patient’s hand matters more than technology

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By Loubana Ahmad, Justin Tiongson, Amber Gipson-Fine, Peter Lio
| KevinMD.com
I was on another overnight shift in the OB/GYN emergency department. The air was thick with tension, as it always is when the night is full of contractions, cries, and codes. One woman arrived in active labor — her first baby, frightened eyes, and no family by her side. Everyone rushed to prepare for the delivery. Monitors beeped. Gloves snapped. Orders flew around the room. The focus was on the baby. Get the fetal heart tones. Check cervical dilation. Prepare the warmer. But no one looked her in the eyes.
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