Holland's recent publications
Dr. Thomas Holland is an author of two recent publications in high-impact journals - one in Clinical Infectious Diseases and another, an editorial, in The Lancet
Homebase at the DOC: using collaborative care to strengthen the medical home
The Duke Outpatient Clinic started the Homebase program, to help decrease the need for Emergency Department (ED) and inpatient care.
Schulman in JAMA: EHRs do not lower admin billing costs
Dr. Kevin Schulman is the senior author on a new study in JAMA showing that EHRs do not necessarily lower admin costs.
Faculty Spotlight: Danielle Richardson, MD
Meet Danielle Richardson, MD, a wife, mother of two, and nocturnist at Duke Regional Hospital! Learn more about her in our interview.
Schulman speaks before Energy & Commerce Committee about healthcare consolidation
GIM Professor of Medicine and healthcare economist, Kevin Schulman, MD, MBA, was invited by the Energy and Commerce Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives to be a witness during an investigative hearing about the growing experience of healthcare consolidation.
Greenblatt continues to lead charge for opioid safety
Dr. Larry Greenblatt is frequently sought out to assist on various projects associated with the ongoing opioid crisis.
Mitchell quoted in MedScape article on weight loss in married couples
Nia Mitchell, MD, was quoted in the Medscape article “Weight Loss in Married Couples Shows 'Ripple Effect'.”
Ubel authors JGIM publication on genome sequencing
Dr. Peter Ubel was the senior author of a paper in JGIM entitled "How Primary Care Providers Talk to Patients about Genome Sequencing Results: Risk, Rationale, and Recommendation."
Matchar presents on population segmentation
While Dr. David Matchar was in town from Singapore, he presented a special SYNERGY Population Health Seminar on population segmentation.
New training deadline for all Duke SOM Faculty & Staff engaged in research
All Duke School of Medicine faculty and staff engaged in research are required to complete Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training by June 30, 2018.