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Kick off of the 34th IASGO Meeting, Verona welcomes outstanding faculty. IASGO_1988 AICEP Timothy M. Pawlik

Not only inspiring lectures and sessions at the 125 SIC (Italian Surgery Society) Congress…Amazing view…

Amazing meeting in Mainz with Masters and friends @ewalt AICEP

So enjoyed having THE research TEAM over for some time tonight in our “Pawlik pub” to thank, celebrate & recognize Yutaka Endo 遠藤泰, Musaab Munir & Mujtaba Khalil, MD for all their hard work & accompaniments. Good luck in your future endeavors & once a #Buckeye always a Buckeye! ⭕️🙌

📣 Thrilled to share Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Surgery Dept.'s new research paper in Journal of Surgical Research on the impact of #social and #environmental inequalities on surgical outcomes. ⚠️ Poor environmental conditions = worse outcomes ⚠️ Read more here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1jbd8578Xh~k7 Timothy M. Pawlik The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center The James

📣New Paper Alert: Prognostic utility of preoperative #platelet count among patients undergoing #surgery for intrahepatic #cholangiocarcinoma. 📈 Platelets = 📉 Survival ✅ Simple ✅ Readily-available Grateful to Timothy M. Pawlik and our entire Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Surgery Dept. research team! Link:

Great job 🙌 by Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Surgery Dept. research fellow Giovanni Catalano for being first author on this paper in JAMA Network Open on pharmacy deserts in United States 🇺🇸 and social vulnerability #sdoh ⬇️ Ohio State News The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center The James The Ohio State University College of Medicine

💊 #Pharmacy closures across the US 🇺🇸 are increasing, often affecting communities with higher #SocialVulnerability ❗ Read more on JAMA Network Open Thanks to Dr. Pawlik for his continuous support and mentorship! Timothy M. Pawlik The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Surgery Dept. #sdoh

Patients in higher social vulnerability index counties with a lower PCP density had a higher likelihood of residing in pharmacy deserts, this study finds, highlighting how disparities compound to create barriers to access basic health care. ja.ma/4fWaIme