Bosworth + Zullig published in NEJM Catalyst
Drs. Hayden Bosworth and Leah Zullig were published in NEJM Catalyst for their article entitled, "Engaging Patients to Optimize Medication Adherence".
Schulman's Op-Ed "Why the health care market doesn’t work"
On March 22, The News & Observer published an op-ed by DGIM's Dr. Kevin Schulman entitled, "Why the health care market doesn’t work"
Clark reports on recent Duke Patient Safety + Quality Conference
Alicia Clark, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Duke General Internal Medicine gives an overview of the recent 12th annual DukeHealth Patient Safety and Quality conference that took place March 24 at the Durham Convention Center.
Faculty Spotlight: Nia Mitchell, MD
Nia Mitchell, MD, joined the division almost a year ago as a researcher and as a clinician. Read more about her in this faculty spotlight!
Maciejewski co-authors 2 in JGIM on obesity in VHA
Obesity is one of Dr. Matthew Maciejewski's main research areas, which is why it was no surprise when we saw two recent articles on this topic published in The Journal of General Internal Medicine (JGIM). Both e-pubs ahead of print, to be published in the April issue of JGIM. Read all about them here.
Bosworth to speak at upcoming patient adherence summit
Professor of Medicine, Hayden Bosworth, PhD, is a featured speaker for the upcoming 8th Patient Adherence and Access Summit in Philadelphia on March 20-21.
Ubel contributes more articles to Forbes Health
What do bicycle helmets, healthcare, unnecessary care, and income inequality all have in common? They are all topics in recent articles written by Dr. Peter Ubel and featured in Forbes.
Dr. Gray authors research letter for JAMA Internal Medicine
Dr. Nathan Gray, a Medical Instructor in DGIM, is lead author on a research letter published February 6, 2017 in JAMA Internal Medicine, entitled “Hospice Access for Undocumented Immigrants”.
Neph Madness 2017
Every March since 2013, the American Journal of Kidney Disease (AJKD) blog transforms into the central headquarters for an evidence based, non-commercial, medical education experiment in leveraging the tools of social media, interactivity, and gamification to teach the latest advances and the most important breakthroughs in nephrology.
Meet DGIM Postdoc: Joseph Lunyera
Joseph Lunyera, MBChB, joined Duke GIM back in November 2016. Learn more about him here!