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President’s Corner ACLGIM President’s Message: Hess Institute Recap Mohan (Mo) Nadkarni, MD, FACP Dr. Nadkarni ( MMN9Y@uvahealth.org ) is a professor and division chief of general, geriatric, palliative and hospital medicine at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. He practices in primary care at UVA and the Charlottesville Free Clinic in Charlottesville, VA As the new president of ACLGIM, I am delighted to work with a dedicated and innovative group of leaders. One of the most ...

Editorial Corner From the Editors Sunil Sahai, MD; Rita Lee, MD; Lauren Block, MD As with previous issues this year, the future of academic general internal medicine dominates the conversation. We welcome Dr. Mohan (Mo) Nadkarni as our ACLGIM President for this term as he reflects on the main findings from the Hess Institute meeting with Civic Canopy. Dr. Nadkarni mentions that we need to recognize the increased workload of primary care, especially regarding asynchronous care. Dr. Hooper ...

Mentoring Medicine Needs You: A Chance Encounter (Part One) Kimberly D. Manning, MD, FACP, FAAP Dr. Manning ( kdmanni@emory.edu ) is a professor of medicine and associate vice chair, diversity, equity, and inclusion for the Emory University Department of Medicine. She practices hospital medicine at the Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, GA I listened intently and chimed in with my ideas in yet another meeting about underrepresentation in medicine (URIM) recruitment. We talked in depth ...

Leadership Rounding and Connecting for Outcomes: What, When, and the Vital Whys Jacqueline S. Hooper, PhD Dr. Hooper ( jackie@integratedexcellence-co.com ) is Principal and Owner, Integrated Excellence Consulting, LLC. She is also an ICF-certified leadership coach and Prosci-certified Organizational Change Management (OCM) practitioner Leadership rounding is increasingly important in today’s healthcare settings. Huron Consulting, a global professional services firm, defines rounding as, ...