Duke GIM philanthropy: Care by your side
Duke GIM recieves two recent philanthropic gifts. Learn how they will help accelerate the division.
GIM at ISPOR Annual Meeting
Elected last year, Shelby Reed, PhD, Professor of Medicine (GIM), is taking the reigns in July as President of the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR).
Faculty Spotlight: Juan Marcos Gonzalez
This past January Juan Marcos Gonzalez, PhD, joined the Duke Division of General Internal Medicine and the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI).
Williams' Annals of IM opinion article
First published online April 4, 2017, at Annals.org, this "Ideas and Opinions" article with Dr. John Williams as co-author now appears in the May 16, 2017, issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Recent JAMA Network publications from Schulman + Ubel
Two recent publications in the JAMA Network for DGIM; A JAMA Viewpoint article with Dr. Kevin Schulman and an original investigation in JAMA Surgery including author Dr. Peter Ubel.
Lunyera reports on annual workshop for Minority Health Research Investigators
DGIM post-doctoral fellow, Joseph Lunyera, tells us about his experiences at the recent Network for Minority Health Research Investigators annual workshop.
Bowlby + Greenblatt speak on opioid safety
Two separate events, one hot-button issue: opiod safety.
AHEC Presentation
Recent DGIM promotions
15 faculty members from Duke General Internal Medicine have been recently promoted to Assistant Professor!
Triathlon becomes duathlon for 3 Duke docs
Three physicians from Duke were entered a local Triathlon that, last minute, changed to Duathlon because of storms: Sharon Rubin (GIM), Jeff Clough (GIM), and Don Hegland (Cardiology). These doctors took the race by storm though, finishing 2nd and 3rd in their age groups.
Announcing New Palliative Care Advocacy Award
The Duke Center for Palliative Care is pleased to announce a new annual award to recognize palliative care excellence outside of specialist palliative care services. The Palliative Care Advocacy Award will honor members of the Duke Health community who are NOT part of Duke’s palliative care program who demonstrate an exceptional commitment to integrating the key elements of palliative care into their daily work.