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A CALL TO ACTION: SUPPORT OUR FEMALE INTERNAL MEDICINE RESIDENT

PERSPECTIVE: PART I A CALL TO ACTION: SUPPORT OUR FEMALE INTERNAL MEDICINE RESIDENTS Amanda Simone, MD; Lauren Block, MD, MPH; Nancy LaVine, MD The issue of gender bias and women in medicine has ...

BOOK REVIEW: ATTENDING: MEDICINE, MINDFULNESS, AND HUMANITY

BOOK REVIEW BOOK REVIEW: ATTENDING: MEDICINE, MINDFULNESS, AND HUMANITY Elisa M. Sottile, MD, FACP I recently read Attending: Medicine, Mindfulness, and Humanity by Dr. Ronald Epstein last fall ...

BUILDING A PHYSICIAN WORKFORCE TO ADDRESS THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH

PRESIDENT’S COLUMN BUILDING A PHYSICIAN WORKFORCE TO ADDRESS THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH Karen DeSalvo, MD, President, SGIM Throughout this year, I plan to devote my column to cover some ...

CLINICAL REASONING THROUGH PRE-OPERATIVE DYSPNEA: LISTENING TO THE PATIENT’S CLUES

MEDICAL EDUCATION: PART I CLINICAL REASONING THROUGH PRE-OPERATIVE DYSPNEA: LISTENING TO THE PATIENT’S CLUES Katherine E. Ferguson, MD (Presenter); Avital Y. O’Glasser, MD, FACP, FHM (Discussant) ...

HOPE AND WORRY

BREADTH HOPE AND WORRY Ian J. Barbash, MD, MS “THIS IS NOT A DRILL. Remember: Evacuate, Evade, Engage.” These words concluded an emergency alert system text message I received on Saturday, October ...

HOW DO YOU MEASURE, MEASURE A YEAR?

FROM THE EDITOR HOW DO YOU MEASURE, MEASURE A YEAR? Joseph Conigliaro, MD, MPH, Editor in Chief, SGIM Forum The faculty in my division consists of hard-working clinicians, educators, and researchers ...

INCLUSIVITY IN ACADEMIC MEDICINE: PRACTICALITIES AT THE HEART OF MATTER

BEST PRACTICES INCLUSIVITY IN ACADEMIC MEDICINE: PRACTICALITIES AT THE HEART OF MATTER Shanu Gupta, MD, FACP; Larry Hurtubise, MA; Linda Love, EdD, MA Women have come a long way since my grandmother ...

#PROUDTOBEGIM EVENT INCREASES MEDICAL STUDENT INTEREST AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE CAREERS

MEDICAL EDUCATION: PART II #PROUDTOBEGIM EVENT INCREASES MEDICAL STUDENT INTEREST AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE CAREERS Keri T. Holmes-Maybank, MD, MSCR; Marc E. Heincelman, MD; Zemin ...

THE TWO PIZZA TEAM IN PRIMARY CARE

PERSPECTIVE: PART II THE TWO PIZZA TEAM IN PRIMARY CARE Nancy LaVine, MD “Would an available resident please pick up the phone?” comes the overhead page in our residency clinic, reminiscent of ...