SGIM Forum

December 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 12

• Karches, K., Pomerantz, D. (2018) Technology and the Physician-Patient Relationship.  SGIM Forum 41 (12): 1, 5.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Living Out of Your Comfort Zone: Wite Like No One is Watching. SGIM Forum 41 (12): 2, 14.
• Corbie-Smith, G., Ovington, K. (2018) Building a Stong Partnership. SGIM Forum 41 (12): 3, 15.
• Liebow, M. (2018) How Does Medicare Pay for Graduate Medical Education? SGIM Forum 41 (12): 4.
• Leung, T. (2018) Clear Skies and "Is There a Doctor on Board?" SGIM Forum 41 (12): 6-7.
• O'Donnell, M., O'Glasser, A. (2018) Chest Discomfort - A Real Pain in the Neck. SGIM Forum 41 (12): 8-9.
• Shaull, L., Gupta, S. (2018) A Fall and a Culture of Concussion. SGIM Forum 41 (12): 10-11.
• Dugdale, D. (2018) My European Sabbatical - How You Can Do One, Too! SGIM Forum 41 (12): 12-13.

November 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 11

• Dharod, A., Samal, L., Bates, D. (2018) Clinical Information Interoperability: HSPC, CIIC, and The Road Ahead.  SGIM Forum 41 (11): 1, 14-15.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Autumn Leaves. SGIM Forum 41 (11): 2, 15.
• Corbie-Smith, G. (2018) Organizational Competencies to Achieve a "Just System of Care". SGIM Forum 41 (11): 3, 15.
• Morgan, S., Leung, T., Rodriguez, J. (2018) Clinical Update in Clinical Informatics: Part III. SGIM Forum 41 (11): 4-5, 9.
• Mosher, C., Makan, A., Halm, E., Nguyen, O. (2018) #ProudtobeGIM Week: An Intervention to Increase Trainee GIM Awareness. SGIM Forum 41 (11): 6-7, 13.
• deBettencourt, J. (2018) The Standardized Patient Will See You Now. SGIM Forum 41 (11): 8-9.
• Fang, M., Moranroth, J. (2018) Weighing the Risks: Anti-Coagulation Choice for Pulmonary Embolism in Obesity. SGIM Forum 41 (11): 10-11.
• Kwolek, D. Maintenance of Certification (MOC): Update and ABIM Summit Report. SGIM Forum 41 (11): 12-13.

October 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 10

• Kingsley, T. (2018) Advocating for Health Services Research and AHRQ. SGIM Forum 41 (10): 1, 13-14.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Talk Amongst Yourselves. SGIM Forum 41 (10): 2, 15.
• Corbie-Smith, G. (2018) Starting with "Why"? SGIM Forum 41 (10): 3, 12-14.
• Massart, A., Vettese, T., Hollberg, J. (2018) Acute Pain and Symptom Management for Hospitalized Patients with Opioid-Use Disorder. SGIM Forum 41 (10): 4-5.
• Leung, T., Rodriguez, J., Morgan, S. (2018) Clinical Update in Clinical Informatices - Part II. SGIM Forum 41 (10): 6-7.
• McCormick, D., Fein, O., Wong, C., Goldberg, S., Woolhandler, S., Himmelstein, D. (2018) SGIM Should Support A Single-Payer National Health Insurnace Program. SGIM Forum 41 (10): 8-9, 14.
• Earnest, M. (2018) Why SGIM Should Not Advocate for Single Payer. SGIM Forum 41 (10): 10-11

September 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 9

• Frank, J., Fox, A., Chatterjee, A., Goede, D., Gordon, A., Starrels, J. (2018) Harm Reduction and the Drug Overdose Crisis: Evidence and Advocacy Opportunities. SGIM Forum 41 (9): 1, 13-14.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Reflections and Leadership and Mentoring. SGIM Forum 41 (9): 2, 15.
• Corbie-Smith, G., Bass, E. (2018) A Sabbatical Year for Organizational Rejuvenation. SGIM Forum 41 (9): 3, 12.
• Leung, T., Pendharkar, S., Chen, C., Snyder, R. (2018) Physician Suicide is a Public Health Imperative. SGIM Forum 41 (9): 4-5, 14.
• Feuille, C., Coyle, A., Ramos-Rodriguez, A., Hyakutake, M., Thomas, D. (2018) Implementing A Project-Based, Longitudinal Medical Education Track to Train Future Academic Clinican-Educators. SGIM Forum 41 (9): 6-7, 14.
• Scharman, C., Mansoor, A., O'Glasser, A. (2018) Occam's Razor Vs. Hickam's Dictum: Headache in an Immunocompromised Patient. SGIM Forum 41 (9): 8-9, 11.
• Olomu, A., Kelly-Blake, K., Hart-Davidson, W., Holmes-Rovner. (2018) Is Using Mobile Health Alone Sufficient to Enhance Patient Activation and Medication Adherence? SGIM Forum 41 (9): 10-11

August 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 8

• Kern, K. (2018) Can We Afford Precision Medicine? SGIM Forum 41 (8): 1, 13.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) There and Back Again. SGIM Forum 41 (8): 2, 11.
• Corbie-Smith, G. (2018) Partnering For Health Equity. SGIM Forum 41 (8): 3, 12, 15.
• Leung, T., Rodriguez, J., Morgan, S. (2018) Clinical Update in Clinical Informatics: Part 1. SGIM Forum 41 (8): 4-5.
• Jetton, F. (2018) 2018 Award and Grant Recipients. SGIM Forum 41 (8): 9, 14-15.
• Rollman, B. (2018) Endless Summer. SGIM Forum 41 (8): 10-11.
• Samal, L., Blecker, S. (2018) Annual Meeting Wrap-Up. SGIM Forum 41 (8): 16.
• Annual Meeting in Pictures

July 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 7

• Block, A. (2018) An Economic Evaluation of "American Patients First" - The Trump Administration's Strategy to Lower Drug Prices. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 1, 13, 15.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) A Year of Words. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 2, 14.
• Corbie-Smith, G. (2018) Let's Talk About Equity. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 3, 7.
• Syed, Q., Redmond, N., Bussey-Jones, J., Price-Haywood, E., Genao, I. (2018) Coping with Harrassment and Discrimination in Health Care:A Primer for Leadership. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 4-5, 7.
• Goede, D., Joy, S. (2018) It Is Past Time for a National Prescription Drug Monitoring Program. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 6-7.
• Fox, S., Benson, M., Bui, T. (2018) A Case of Testicular Cancer Identified in a Free Clinic: Overcoming Barriers to Care for Uninsured Patients. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 8-9, 15.
• Futur, M. (2018) SGIM's New Member Database: Coming This Summer. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 10.
• Schwartz, M., Dunne, L., Earnest, M., Staiger, T., Jetton, F. (2018) SGIM Members Pass the Halfway Mark on Fundraising to Support Advocacy for GIM: Help Us Reach Our Goal of $75,000 by April 2019. SGIM Forum 41 (7): 11-12.

June 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 6

• Leung, T. (2018) Leaving American Health Care: What to Know to Become a Physician Expatriate.  SGIM Forum 41 (6): 1, 13-14.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Can We Talk? SGIM Forum 41 (6): 2, 14.
• Corbie-Smith, G., Jetton, F., Bass, E. (2018) Looking Inward and Moving Forward: Results of SGIM's Communications Audit. SGIM Forum 41 (6): 3, 15.
• O'Glasser, A. (2018) Would You, Could You...Write a Non-Peer-Reviewed Article Any Day? SGIM Forum 41 (6): 4-5, 7.
• Jha, P., Wenzel, C., Erickson, S. (2018) Phenytoin-Induced Drug Reaction With Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms (DRESS) Symptoms. SGIM Forum 41 (6): 6-7.
• Robinson, C., Fisher, M., Lane, S., Candler, S. (2018) Creating a National Health Policy and Advocacy Curriculum. SGIM Forum 41 (6): 8-9.
• Carnahan, J., Balogun, S. (2018) Time Well Spent with Dr. Chris Callahan: The 2018 SGIM Distinguished Professor of Geriatrics. SGIM Forum 41 (6): 10-11.
• McIntosh, E. (2018) Improving Hospitalists Knowledge, Preparedness, Attitude, and Behavior on LGBTQ Health. SGIM Forum 41 (6): 12, 14.

May 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 5

• Sgro, G. (2018) Spring: A Generalist Stumbles Into the Season. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 1, 16.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Leadership, Cognitive Care, and Rapid Response to Disaster: It's What We Do. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 2, 11.
• Corbie-Smith, G. (2018)  Out of Chaos Comes Opportunity: Moving SGIM Forward in Turbulent Times. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 3, 10-11.
• Kravitz, R. (2018) The Cognitive Specialist in 2018: Beleaguered, But Very Much Alive. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 4-5, 10.
• Ali, T., Fang, M. (2018) An Interesting Case of Hypokalemia. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 6, 14.
• Goodson, J. (2018) The Cognitive Care Alliance: SGIM's Leadership with Physician Payment Reform. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 7, 13.
• Niess, M., Paek, H., Padilla, B. (2018) Hurricane Maria: A Clinic Response to a Surge of Displaced Puerto Rican Patients. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 8, 15.
• Smith, J., Otsuka, S., Zupec, J., Bowles, K. (2018) Interprofessional Collaboration: Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacists in Primary Care to Manage Opioid Medications and Pain Management. SGIM Forum 41 (5): 9, 12.

April 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 4

• Fleshner, M. (2018) Encouraging Patients to Be Their Own Advocates.  SGIM Forum 41 (4): 1, 10.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) We Have So Much Work to Do. SGIM Forum 41 (4): 2, 11.
• Gallagher, T., Corbie-Smith, G. (2018) SGIM and the Newtonian Solution. SGIM Forum 41 (4): 3, 10-11.
• Block, L., LaVine, N., Lu, C., Coletti, D. (2018) Designing an Interprofessional Training Program and Team-Based Practice Around the PCMH Principals. SGIM Forum 41 (4): 4, 12.
• Shunk, R., Candler, S., Liebow, M. (2018) Will Graduate Medical Education at VA Hospitals Survive the Choice Act? SGIM Forum 41 (4): 5, 15.
• vom Eigen, K. (2018) How Will Federal Tax "Reform" Affect Health Care? SGIM Forum 41 (4):6, 14-15.
• Levine, M., Vollrath, K., Nwando Olayiwola, Johnson, C., Winget, M., Mahoney, M. (2018) Transforming Medical Assistant to Care Coordinator to Achieve the Triple Aim. SGIM Forum 41 (4): 7, 13.
• Frank, M. (2018) Under a Hospital's Moon:A Tale of Observation Care. SGIM Forum 41 (4): 8-9.

March 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 3

• Hemming, P. (2018) Being a Generalist and Donor Advocate: Seeing Both Sides of Transplantation.  SGIM Forum 41 (3): 1, 10-11.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Spring, Rocky Mountains, Reconnection, and Renewal. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 2.
• Gallagher, T., Busey-Jones, J. (2018) Sexual Harassment in Academic Medicine: How Should SGIM Respond? SGIM Forum 41 (3): 3, 13-14.
• O'Glasser, A. (2018) Clinical Vignettes Debuted, and Still Displayed, at the SGIM Annual Meeting. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 4, 11.
• Goldstein, J., Kraschnewski, J., Fitzgerald, A. (2018) Culture, Collaboration, and Trust: 2017 Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 5, 12.
• Ombres, R., Tieu, C. (2018) You Can't Escape Your Past: The Challenges of Evaluating a Nonagenarian. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 6, 11.
• Nandiwada, R., Uthlaut, B., Schnure, N. (2018) SGIM PTBGIM Campaiugn Continues to Spread. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 7, 14.
• Bailey, J., Singh, B., Dullet, S., Santana, C. (2018) ImprovingCare Website Launched: Providing Access to Top Practice Improvement Resources Nationwide. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 8, 15.
• Valero, D. (2018) No Time To Waste. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 9, 15.
• Samal, L., Blecker, S. (2018) It's Almost Time to Reconnecr, Rechange, and Recommit at SGIM18 in Denver. SGIM Forum 41 (3): 16.

February 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 2

• Kapoor, S., Block, L., Pearlman, E. (2018) Addressing Substance Abuse in Clinical and Educational Settings. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 1, 10-11.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Stemming the Tide of Addictions. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 2, 11
• Gallagher, T. (2018) SGIM and External Funds: Continuing Our Conversation. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 3, 13-14.
• O'Glasser, A., O'Glasser, B. (2018) SGIM Supporting Addiction Treatment Over the Years. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 4, 11.
• Cram, P. (2018) How Good is Your Country's Healthcare System? SGIM Forum 41 (2): 5.
• Veet, C., Vu, N., Kohli, A. (2018) Reversing Opiates in a Flash: Intranasal Naloxone-Induced Noncardiogenic Pulmonary Edema. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 6, 12.
• O'Glasser, A., Englander, H. (2018) Niches Converging: Addiction Medicine and Peri-Operative Medicine as Domains of Internal Medicine. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 7, 12.
• Schmidt, S., Turbow, S., Bustillo, A., Stone, A. (2018) Transforming Primary Care in Academic Safety Net Hospital: Steps to Take. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 8, 14.
• Burke, R., Cumbler, E. (2018) Generalists as Innovators: Lessons from Industry. SGIM Forum 41 (2): 9, 15.

January 2018 Issue

Volume 41/No. 1

• Saab, F., Haynew, C., Zen, A., Howard-Anderson, J., Schwab, K. (2018) Resident Wellness - A Chief Resident's Perspective. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 1, 10-11.
• Conigliaro, J. (2018) Auld Lang Syne. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 2.
• Gallagher, T. (2018) Do You Have a Minute to Talk? Feedback, Face, and Becomming a Learning Organization. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 3, 13.
• Oyler, J., Bruti, C. (2018) Midwest SGIM 2017: Optimizing Professional Development and Patient Care Across the Career Spectrum. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 4, 11.
• Weaver, J., Balogun, S. (2018) Shave and Repeat: New Onset Obsessive Behavior in a Nonagenarian. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 5, 11.
• Mesfin, N. (2018) A Rare Call for the Old Medicine. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 6.
• Asch, S., Bates, C., Jackson, J. (2018) Vision of New JGIM Editors. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 7, 14.
• Nandiwada, D., Spagnoletti, C., Smith, K., McNamara, M. (2018) Do Trainee Consults Communicate Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Reasoning? SGIM Forum 41 (1): 8, 12.
• Staiger, T. (2018) Looking Back at an Active Year for SGIM's Health Policy Committee. SGIM Forum 41 (1): 9, 15.