Adrian F. Hernandez

@texhern

Father of 4 boys, cardiologist, clinical researcher- outcomes, clinical trials, health policy & innovative methods

Duke University
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Joined March 2011
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  1. Nov 22

    Nice move for but is Dan on Twitter? How can he not be?

    How about this for ? Dr. Dan Munoz -outstanding clinician-scientist & former ACS - named new interim clinical chief of cardiology !
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    Nov 20

    New : taking on de-identification and re-identification. Authors , David Page & highlight the need to weigh risks & benefits and engage with stakeholders in developing optimal approaches to :

    Close-up photo of human face, eyes closed, in semi-profile against dark background. Face is speckled with multicolored fluorescent paint. Image credit: H. Heyerlein via Unsplash.
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    Nov 20

    This post continues a discussion on de- and re-identification started last month by Department of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics Chair David Page, PhD. You can read the original post here:

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  4. Nov 19

    Good to see share more on the why and the how led by clinicians regarding Hope we all have open minds on possible benefits > risks and evaluate it. If it shaved 1-5 mins of typing…or searching… per patient visit that would add up

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  5. Nov 19

    Anyone who has experienced the pain of today’s EMR system can certainly understand why Ascension would want something better should check out this…. Health - Tools to help healthcare providers deliver better care

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    Nov 18

    50 years ago in Sept 1969, i enrolled at Duke U as a freshman. At midnight i retired, half a century later. The place has been good to me and my family & i'm thrilled to have been accepted back as a non-paid adjunct.

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  7. Nov 18

    Thanks for a terrific message and continuing to inspire us to improve cardiovascular health. We’re lucky to have you as AHA president and friends to all. Congrats

    Via | during Presidential address highlighting the importance of & DCRI -- Kerry Lee & Richard Stack in building the foundation of the cycle of evidence in patient care.
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  8. Nov 18

    Great meeting ! Thanks and for the creativity

    Thank you to this group and the bigger teams you lead for producing such a spectacular mtg. Great science. Terrific experiences. Opportunities for networking! onto
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  9. Nov 18

    Given the state of heart failure outcomes, getting to the right treatment(s) is critical

    Wow. Suddenly we have "too many" effective treatments for heart failure. Great news for people struggling with heart failure. Time to move to comparative effectiveness!
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  10. Nov 18

    Breaking news: Victoria hits its primary endpoint! Great collaborations to advance science and improve heart failure.

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    Nov 17

    Seeing discuss and implications for the future of at , I can’t wait to see how we apply what we’re leaning to make the next better!

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    Nov 17

    at Presidential Address highlighting the importance of Kerry Lee & Richard Stack in building the foundation of the cycle of evidence in patient care.

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  13. Nov 17

    And you wonder why it’s hard to get evidence into every day life... and provide great insight... major gaps in engagement, education and communications...

    Bridging the gap between evidence and delivery of for pts with
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  14. Nov 17

    Over the years at has been the ultimate inspiring and leading by example. The Coach K of pushing us to extend our horizons and open our minds to new ideas, new approaches keeping patients and clinicians at the center. .

    Rob Califf gives farewell speech at DCRI AHA reception after 50 yrs at Duke . Retirement not quitting .He now joins the expanded DUCCS family . He is keeping his Duke BB tickets Thank you Rob for all that you mentored .⁦⁩ ⁦⁩
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  15. Nov 16

    Enjoying reception with recognized for his achievements for QCOR

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  16. Nov 16

    Fun with friends and tie designers

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    Nov 16

    being honored at the reception tonight. come join us 8pm Marriott Franklin 8.

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  18. Nov 15

    What’s special about ? Meeting friends and advancing science!

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    Nov 12

    This is timely 👇🏽 How to Read Articles That Use Machine Learning: Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature | JAMA

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  20. Nov 12

    Great visit with the tireless . No one works harder and always generating new ideas on what’s possible even on a rainy day

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