8 from Medicine selected for SoM's LEADER program
8 faculty from the Department of Medicine will participate in the School of Medicine's LEADER program.
Welcome new members of GIM!
We are excited to announce three new members of our Duke General Internal Medicine team.
Hemming discusses new AAMC MedEdPORTAL
This month the American Academy of Medical Colleges’ (AAMC) MedEdPORTAL published an online curriculum regarding Geriatric Depression that Dr. Patrick Hemming helped designed for clerkship medical students and medical learners such as nurse practitioners and physician assistants at a similar stage of clinical training.
Maciejewski joins JAMA Editorial Staff
We are pleased to announce Matthew Maciejewski, PhD, Duke Professor of Medicine, has been selected as a Statistical Reviewer for the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
Faculty Spotlight: Eugene Oddone, MD
We sat down with Eugene Oddone, MD, to talk about his over 31-year career with Duke in our first ever Faculty Spotlight Video! Hear about his roles over the years, what hobbies he enjoys in his spare time, and his favorite thing about the division.
Oddone's Transition Celebration
On February 2, a revered group gathered to celebrate the leadership transition of the Durhan VA Health Services Research Center, and Dr. Eugene Oddone's 19 years of success as director. Be sure to check out the photo gallery!
Duke Palliative Care announces 3 new leadership positions
David Casarett, MD, MA, chief of Palliative Care and professor of medicine, recently announced the creation of three leadership roles in Duke Palliative Care, which will position the program to take advantage of the numerous clinical, research, and education opportunities in Duke Health.
Implications of lung cancer screening - complexity and policy
Recently, a large group led by Linda Kinsinger, MD, DGIM adjunct professor, and senior author, George Jackson, PhD, DGIM Associate Professor, published an Online First in JAMA Internal Medicine — “Implementation of Lung Cancer Screening in the Veterans Health Administration.”
Faculty Spotlight: Amy Corneli, PhD
Meet Amy Corneli, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine. Before coming to Duke General Internal Medicine a year and a half ago, most of her research was conducted outside of the U.S., primarily sub-Saharan Africa but also in the Middle East and Asia. Her main area of expertise has been biomedical HIV Prevention. Get to know more about Dr.Corneli in our interview.