GIM Holiday Celebration Recap + Photo Gallery
The Duke Division of General Internal Medicine celebrated the holiday season this past Thursday, December 7, at the beautiful Cotton Room in the Golden Belt District of Downtown Durham.
Duke Internal Medicine Residency Program celebrates Fellowship Match 2017-18
The Duke Internal Medicine Residency Program celebrated the 2017-18 fellowship match this week.
"Congratulations to our senior class on an absolutely fantastic fellowship match! We are extremely proud of your accomplishments," said Aimee Zaas, MD, MHS, program director of Duke Internal Medicine Residency.
Internal Medicine Residency News, Dec. 4, 2017
Catch up with the Duke Internal Medicine Residency Program by reading the weekly newsletter for Dec. 4, 2017.
Curlin gives talk at Vanderbilt: In support of dying well
Farr Curlin, MD, Professor of Medicine in DGIM and Palliative Medicine Specialist, recently traveled to Vanderbilt University in Nashville, to give a talk on his experience with end of life care.
2017 DGIM Holiday Celebration
The Duke Division of General Internal Medicine celebrated the holiday season this past Thursday, December 7, at the beautiful Cotton Room in the Golden Belt District of Downtown Durham.
PHS Dept announces Chair; several GIM faculty transition
Lesley Curtis, PhD, has been named Chair of the Department of Population Health Sciences (PHS)
Diehl and Merson honored with Distinguished Alumni Awards
The Duke Medical Alumni Association has honored Anna Mae Diehl, MD, and Michael Merson, MD, with Distinguished Alumni Awards.
Criscione-Schreiber to succeed Gurley as chair of Program for Women in Internal Medicine
Lisa Criscione-Schreiber, MD, MEd, associate professor of medicine (Rheumatology and Immunology), has been selected to serve as the next chair of the Program for Women in Internal Medicine, announced Laura Svetkey, MD, MHS, vice chair for faculty development and diversity in the Department of Medicine.
DGIM wins Duke GME High Value QI Competition
The 2017 Duke GME High Value Care Quality Improvement Competition recently presented a $3000 award to DGIM for a new effort: “Improving the Value of Resident-Provided Primary Care through Population Health Tools: A Quality Improvement Project".