Pediatrician, Mom, person who gives a damn
Madison, WI
Joined October 2011
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#ToRuth Your last breath becomes our scream. We are the phoenix to your brilliant ash. We rise to fight for the better world you demanded. No less than equity and justice for all.
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I don’t usually rant on social media. However, after a week of service in the ICU, I’d like to get a few things off my chest. #COVID19 (1/10)
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Seeking ways to protect healthcare workers at @GHCSCW from COVID-19, pediatrician @alison4WI teamed up with a jewelry box maker in Rockford, Ill. and @sector67 makerspace members to design and build a desktop droplet barrier, via @LizDohms @centraltimewpr wpr.org/how-co-op-jewelry-bo…
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We are #WisconsinStrong! Twenty leaders from across Wisconsin have come together - virtually - to offer a message of encouragement and hope to Wisconsin. @madison_365 <3 #GHCSTRONG
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Milwaukee group of engineers/physicians is adapting the desktop droplet barrier for a mobile COVID-19 Test Bus to connect underserved communities with care. They have access to a hackerspace and lab equipment. Any ideas on how to find a bus?? #covidlifebus #sector67 #covidassist
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In case you missed it, we talked with @alison4WI @GHCSCW, a Wisconsin doctor who designed a device to help health care workers more safely test patients for COVID-19. See a photo and listen: wpr.org/madison-doctor-inven…
@somegoodnews @GeorgeTakei Please retweet this thread and help us raise awareness about an Open Source idea for protecting health care workers. Let’s spark more innovation and volunteer spirit! Be well, from a pediatrician in Wisconsin
This is an update to the video I posted on March 19, 2020 about a handcrafted prototype of a Desktop Droplet Barrier for COVID-19 testing that we MacGyvered at Group Health Cooperative of South Central Wisconsin due to concerns about PPE shortages. (continued)
In light of the life-threatening, national PPE shortage, my team and I built a Plexiglas Droplet Barrier for COVID-19 testing. No health care worker should test patients without protection. We hope that this barrier will allow our staff to test patients safely
