GIM Faculty Spotlight: Michael Dore, MD
Michael Dore, MD, joined Duke GIM faculty in July 2022 and is a hospitalist at the Durham VA Medical Center. Learn more about him in our interview below.
What brought you to Duke?
I grew up in Durham. I loved it here before it was cool.
What are your interests in the field?
High-value care, penicillin allergy delabeling
Setji to serve as Interim Program Chief for Duke Hospital Medicine Programs
Noppon Setji, MD, has been selected to serve as Interim Program Chief for the Duke Hospital Medicine Programs, effective June 1, 2023. In this role, Dr.
Department of Medicine Division Update: General Internal Medicine
Department of Medicine Division Update: General Internal Medicine
ACLT Advocacy Day 2023
Led by Drs. Daniella Zipkin and Caroline Sloan, residents in the Advocacy in Clinical Leadership Track (ACLT) traveled to Raleigh on May 24 for an advocacy day at the N.C. General Assembly to discuss the need for behavioral health initiatives in the state budget.
Peyser and Feeney honored with Excellence in Education Awards
Bruce Peyser, MD, and Colby Feeney, MD, were the selected recipients for the Excellence in Education Awards by the Department of Medicine (DOM).
These awards are given to a faculty member in each division in recognition of their outstanding leadership and commitment to the education of fellows, residents, and students. Peyser received the award for internal medicine and Feeney for hospital medicine.
Awardees will be recognized at the DOM Annual Celebration on June 8.
Hemming and Henderson Present a Transforming Chaplaincy Webinar
On Wednesday, May 17th, Dr. Patrick Hemming, Rev. Katherine Henderson, and Rev. John P. Oliver presented for a Transforming Chaplaincy webinar. Their presentation was entitled "Patient Religiosity and Desire for Chaplain Services in an Outpatient Primary Care Clinic."
Wahid and Team Present at EPIC XGM Conference
Lana Wahid, MD, along with research analysts John Stover, MSN, and Earl Schwark III, were invited to guest speak at EPIC’s XGM Conference 2023 on May 09, 2023 in Verona, Wisconsin. This annual conference is focused on advancing the science of software build, training, performance, and workflow.
Zipkin authors “Teaching Evidence-Based Medicine: A Toolkit for Educators”
Daniella Zipkin, MD, associate professor of medicine in the division of General Internal Medicine, recently published “Teaching Evidence-Based Medicine: A Toolkit for Educators” with Springer. We chatted with Dr. Zipkin about her new book.
Duke HOPE Smooths Transition to Skilled Nursing Facilities
Duke TeleHOPE was piloted in 2019 with the support of a Duke Innovation for Healthcare Improvement (DIHI) Grant with the goal of addressing high hospital readmission rates among nursing home patients
11 faculty from Medicine selected for 2023 Duke Clinical Leadership Program
28 faculty from the School of Medicine, including 11 faculty from the Department of Medicine, have been selected for the School of Medicine's 2023 Duke Clinical Leadership Program cohort.
Seeking Candidates for Chief of the Division of General Internal Medicine
Deadline to apply is Feb. 15, 2023, at 5 p.m.
GIM Professor’s Smoking Cessation Program Among Duke OTC Start-Ups
Davis’ new company, Effective Tobacco Treatment, consults and helps develop high-impact, financially-sustainable tobacco treatment programs for a population with high rates of comorbid mental illness with substance use issues.
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.
Trailblazers: Department of Medicine Investigators at the Forefront of AIDS Research
Despite more than 40 years of research since its discovery, HIV remains a chronic disease that impacts millions of people. The Department of Medicine has over 40 faculty members, funded through a diverse research portfolio, working at the forefront of HIV research to change that dynamic.
Call for Applications: 2023 Snyderman Scholars
The deadline to apply for the 2023 program is Feb 1, 2023
