Mikael Ehrnström
@mickeehrnstrom.bsky.social
MD, internist, serial entrepreneur, startup CTO. Openminded with interest in globalisation and humanity. Making an effort to improve geriatric care.
Maybe, it would be relatively easy to adapt it to all adults.
August 21, 2025 at 4:16 AM
Maybe, it would be relatively easy to adapt it to all adults.
Vilja Goals of Care have gotten very good feedback, seldom you see both such an improvement of care and a substantial reduction of costs. Symtom support connected to this is not yet is use.
August 16, 2025 at 7:32 PM
Vilja Goals of Care have gotten very good feedback, seldom you see both such an improvement of care and a substantial reduction of costs. Symtom support connected to this is not yet is use.
We also have a tool that helps making Goals of care decisions for home care and senior home patients, this was an add on, what to do thereafter (the not for public side contains info on urgency and treatments). But since symptoms not really vary that much for 65+, we made Oired for all seniors.
August 13, 2025 at 1:43 PM
We also have a tool that helps making Goals of care decisions for home care and senior home patients, this was an add on, what to do thereafter (the not for public side contains info on urgency and treatments). But since symptoms not really vary that much for 65+, we made Oired for all seniors.
A curse for the children and a blessing for the elderly?
March 23, 2025 at 8:36 AM
A curse for the children and a blessing for the elderly?
Highly developed: <10% below $30 (PPP)
Developed: <10% below $20
Moderately developed: <10% below $10
Slightly developed: <10% below $2.15 but >10% below $10
Underdeveloped: >10% below $2.15
Very underdeveloped: >25% below $2.15
This would redefine development as broad economic inclusion.
Developed: <10% below $20
Moderately developed: <10% below $10
Slightly developed: <10% below $2.15 but >10% below $10
Underdeveloped: >10% below $2.15
Very underdeveloped: >25% below $2.15
This would redefine development as broad economic inclusion.
March 11, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Highly developed: <10% below $30 (PPP)
Developed: <10% below $20
Moderately developed: <10% below $10
Slightly developed: <10% below $2.15 but >10% below $10
Underdeveloped: >10% below $2.15
Very underdeveloped: >25% below $2.15
This would redefine development as broad economic inclusion.
Developed: <10% below $20
Moderately developed: <10% below $10
Slightly developed: <10% below $2.15 but >10% below $10
Underdeveloped: >10% below $2.15
Very underdeveloped: >25% below $2.15
This would redefine development as broad economic inclusion.
Its true that the poverty line has been a useful strategy and helped countries focus and decide where they/donors should invest. Hard to see $30 (PPP) as true poverty - which for me borders to starvation - but maybe we should apply a similar approach across all development stages.
For example:
For example:
March 11, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Its true that the poverty line has been a useful strategy and helped countries focus and decide where they/donors should invest. Hard to see $30 (PPP) as true poverty - which for me borders to starvation - but maybe we should apply a similar approach across all development stages.
For example:
For example:
Europe should thank Germany’s debt rules, without them Germany would probably be just as in indebted as other European countries. And if this would have been true there would not be enough financial fire power for what now is need to save Europe (=create actual fire power!).
March 10, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Europe should thank Germany’s debt rules, without them Germany would probably be just as in indebted as other European countries. And if this would have been true there would not be enough financial fire power for what now is need to save Europe (=create actual fire power!).