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Olivia- covid resources in bio! Profile picture
Olivia- covid resources in bio!
@o_bel_
Associate Marriage & Family Therapist. Neurodiversity enthusiast, Covid conscious advocate, o-bel on 💙sky 😷🏳️‍🌈🍉
Jul 29, 2024 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
I’ve seen videos of this study being conducted for class and it’s fascinating to watch… the parallels with COVID response are undeniable/ You can see the distress on people’s faces as they hear confederates (basically researcher plants) confidently give the wrong answer, one after another. /
Mar 13, 2024 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Thread of all the Covid resources I’ve created. Links to PDFs located in my bio. Please feel free to use & share!

Why Your Patient is Covid Cautious patients have concerns about contracting Covid in healthcare services. Many patients already have long Covid/are considered high risk/have high risk family members.Long COVID & associated conditions (LCACs) can qualify as a disability under the ADA/Section 504. 75.4% of U.S. adults had >1 increased-risk condition (Ajufo et al., 2021). CDC defines high-risk: “racial and ethnic minority groups,” pregnant people, infants, age 65+, developmental disabilities, mood disorders, diabetes, autoimmune, etc. AMA: at least 20-30% of patients will develop LC 200+ potential symptoms, across all organ sys... Why Your Patient is Covid Cautious (shorter version) patients have concerns about contracting Covid in healthcare services. Many patients already have long Covid/are considered high risk/have high risk family members.Long COVID & associated conditions (LCACs) can qualify as a disability under the ADA/Section 504. 75.4% of U.S. adults had >1 increased-risk condition (Ajufo et al., 2021). CDC defines high-risk: “racial and ethnic minority groups,” pregnant people, infants, age 65+, developmental disabilities, mood disorders, diabetes, autoimmune, etc. AMA: at least 20-30% of patients will develop LC 200+ potential symptoms, across all organ sys...