Building Better Guardrails for Algorithmic Medicine
11 faculty from Medicine selected for 2023 Duke Clinical Leadership Program
GIM Faculty Spotlight: Michelle Perkons, MD
Meet Michelle Perkons, MD, who joined our GIM division as a Medical Instructor in July of 2022 and is a hospitalist at Duke University Hospital. Learn more about her in our interview below!
WearDuke expands to provide wearables through Koru curriculum
Hospital Medicine: Serving a Vital Role in Care Delivery at Duke
Trailblazers: Department of Medicine Investigators at the Forefront of AIDS Research
GIM Welcomes 9 New Members
11 faculty from Medicine selected for 2023 Duke Clinical Leadership Program
Seeking Candidates for Chief of the Division of General Internal Medicine
GIM Professor’s Smoking Cessation Program Among Duke OTC Start-Ups
Yancy Named Interim Division Chief of General Internal Medicine
William Yancy, MD, has agreed to serve as interim chief of the division of General Internal Medicine (GIM), effective January 1, 2023. Dr. Yancy is a professor of Medicine in the GIM division and has been a member of the Department of Medicine at Duke for 23 years.
After medical school at East Carolina University, Dr. Yancy completed his residency and chief residency at the University of Pittsburgh. He came to Duke as a GIM fellow and we were delighted to recruit him to our faculty after he completed his training.
Hospital Medicine: Serving a Vital Role in Care Delivery at Duke
Hospitalists have continued a growing and vital role in care delivery at Duke Health that includes the important missions of clinical care, education, and research.
Trailblazers: Department of Medicine Investigators at the Forefront of AIDS Research
Call for Applications: 2023 Snyderman Scholars
Become a Civility Champion Today!
Sometimes we see or hear about things happening to our colleagues, co-workers, trainees and patients that we know are not right, that make us uncomfortable, that we know are harmful. And often we don't know what to do about it. Have you heard of someone being harmed by a microaggression...or worse? Have you wished you could do something to reduce the harm?