Division News

Political participation and practicing medicine?  Do those things even go together?  The correct answer is yes, and if the answer to that question was ever in doubt, along came 2020.  

William Hankey, CAGPM's T32 Graduate, reflects on his time in the Genomic Medicine Training Program

A new study published Monday as an online first in the Journal of General Internal Medicine examined whether advanced education training is associated with productivity and success. 

We are pleased to announce two faculty promotions to Assistant Professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine, effective August 1, 2020.

Because of Dr. Webb’s strengths as a clinical leader, his expertise in integrating psychiatry and palliative medicine, his mentorship and teaching abilities, and his scientific leadership in the Duke community and nationally, this promotion comes as no surprise.  

Drs. Jonathan Bae, Lesley Curtis, and Adrian Hernandez, publish JAMA Viewpoint "National Hospital Quality Rankings: Improving the Value of Information in Hospital Rating Systems"

A warm welcome to new Department of Medicine faculty members who started in July 2020!

Gilbert M Acevedo, MD, is a hospitalist at the Durham VA Medical Center. To get to know him better, we asked him a series of questions

My first year at Duke had me completely energized, and the Genomic Medicine training program gave me ample opportunities both internally and on a national stage to share my work and make new scientific connections with other passionate scientists

This post was submitted by Patrick Hemming, MD, GIM Assistant Professor of Medicine and physician at the Duke Outpatient Clinic The Duke Outpatient Clinic was excited to welcome a new cohort of Duke Internal Medicine residents.  July 2020 brings us the annual thrill of 20 new categorical interns, one new Medicine Psychiatry resident, and a new group of preliminary-year interns.  But we’ve never really had a year like 2020 before...