Popsicle Moments: The Small Clinical Encounters That Shape Medical Care
A reflective essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine names the small clinical gestures, like handing a child a ...
A reflective essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine names the small clinical gestures, like handing a child a ...
A nationally representative survey of internal medicine clerkship directors finds traditional eight-week block rotations still dominant, but rising student numbers, ...
General internists practice and thrive where uncertainty is the norm. Patients arrive with incomplete data, learners with uneven skills, communities ...
A randomized study of internal medicine faculty found that physicians rated AI-generated consultation advice as highly as human specialist advice ...
Medical gaslighting has become one of the most contested terms in modern healthcare discourse, and a team of Australian researchers ...
When Canada's Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada began rolling out Competence by Design, or CBD, it was ...
European oncologists document how clinical-trial regulation has driven academic treatment optimization studies toward collapse and propose a risk-adapted framework tied ...
A Norwegian study of 2,872 acutely hospitalized patients found physicians documented verified at-risk drinking in fewer than half of records ...
A competency-based obesity medicine curriculum tested across eight US medical schools significantly raised students' self-reported competence, knowledge, and positive attitudes ...
A one-year federally funded pilot provided seed money, mentorship, and a shared toolkit to six residency programs in high HIV ...
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