Thread by @usnehal

@BaeBielle Excellent questions!

These are the questions all of us should always be asking.

There are many best practices for doing stakeholder engagement to come up with a good multidisciplinary approach.

Some examples:

@BaeBielle the current status of “professionalism”

is that a few people call selves “experts”

is a career lacking data or EBM

criteria are opaque, inconsistent, biased, decided by individuals

#Medbikini revealed lack of standards and professionalism failing on EBM standards

@BaeBielle I have had enuf roles, including in compliance & overseeing standards a “professional” behavior, has been my job, like for the whole state or for 700+ employees as VP of medical affairs

I see patterns of bullying & abuse of power

Or this vs @timnitGebru
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@BaeBielle @timnitGebru EXACT match for this
@COCoQC

If you are a WOC who has been willing to get past own trauma, recognize own privilege & complicity, overcome own imposter syndrome, tolerate discomfort, stick with it

you start to see this clearly
like
from @USC faculty
or
towards @timnitGebru

@BaeBielle @timnitGebru @COCoQC @USC Race aside, people don’t like

to stick with
hard complex problems

that require dismantling systems from which they benefit

and here is the kicker: from which they draw their own income

like oil companies always fight reform that is pro-environment

nationalaffairs.com/public_interes…