What did a multi-phase quality improvement initiative led by @ucsfdgim's Julci Areza, Atrejo Patridge, and @janejih learn about identifying transportation barriers and implementing transportation support interventions for patients with chronic conditions?
https://t.co/6mjKh74BcY
@LisaRotenstein and colleagues explain how accountable care organizations gave primary care physicians responsibility for managing overall patient care and achieving quality targets — without improving the PCP experience as promised.
https://t.co/NotGBQMKa0
In @NEJM today, Nick Stine, @Bruce_Landon and I describe how shared savings ACOs did not fundamentally change the physician experience despite the promise they held, and concrete suggestions to enhance the PCP experience of value based care
https://t.co/INbyVsj22q
🔖 This October's Trial Theme of the Month focuses on extension studies in #ClinicalTrials, where long-term findings depend on how comparison groups are defined and how attrition and selection bias are handled.
🔗 Read the latest editorial: https://t.co/y1eReZJpS5
How can digital health any AI transform cardio-kidney health in the Americas?
New perspective from @UCSFDGIM’s @Idasim, Sandeep Kishore, and colleagues:
https://t.co/nkoaef22Ne
From @UCSFDGIM faculty Mia Williams, @mitchellfeldma2, and colleagues:
Given the importance of sponsorship for career advancement in academic medicine, how do leaders think about and use sponsorship?
https://t.co/EUSkFoSV0q
What makes a clinical trial a "pragmatic" trial? And how many self-designated pragmatic trials are successful in generating evidence for real-world decision-making?
From @AlisonHuangMD, Thomas Travison, and Dereku Angus, this month in JAMA+ Trials: https://t.co/laPYT7hHTF
What can we learn from a patient tech testing panel in primary care practice?
Tech testing should draw on diverse patients by language, technology usage, and literacy to ensure digital interventions are equitably designed.
From @janejih and colleagues: https://t.co/RTfKIf8q39
Congratulations to Nhung Nguyen, PhD, PharmD, selected by the UCSF Haile T. Debas Academy of Medical Educators for Excellence in Teaching for 2025-2026!
Sometimes great clinical scientists are also outstanding teachers--we look forward to more of both from @NguyenHEARTYlab.
Findings from a randomized trial by UCSF DGIM and SCLC investigator @MayaVijayaragh1 and team indicate that higher-intensity interventions are needed to maintain smoke-free homes and support smoking cessation in permanent supportive housing.
https://t.co/THQ4o8zU0M
From @LisaRotenstein and colleagues:
https://t.co/f2NTj1bfrA
"The erosion of trust between physicians and patients reflects our history, our systems, and our collective choices. But it is not inevitable...."
🎉 Congratulations to our #SGIM26 Award Winner! 🎉
Please join us in celebrating Mitchell D. Feldman, MD, MPhil, recipient of the ACLGIM Chief’s Recognition Award. His outstanding work exemplifies excellence in general internal medicine.
👏 Help us congratulate Mitchell in the comments!
#SGIM26 #AwardWinner #AcademicMedicine #InternalMedicine
Today, the JAMA Network launches @JAMAplusTrials, a new online platform that highlights the vision, innovation, and resilience of clinical trial research.
Designed for clinicians, investigators, trainees, and others engaged in clinical research worldwide, JAMA+ Trials is an interdisciplinary resource for enhancing insights and promoting dialogue in clinical trial research. 🧵
Is attending a historically Black college or university vs a predominantly White institution associated with later-life cognitive health for Black adults in the US?
New research from @UCSFDGIM investigator Marilyn Thomas published in @JAMANetworkOpen:
https://t.co/j0kLT03P9X
For graduating IM & med/peds residents looking to expand skills as clinicians/educators, we are still accepting apps for our Clinician Educator Fellowship! This program grants protected time to explore academic areas of interest while doing primary care. https://t.co/UwgkJIs74I
🚨 New from our HEARTY Lab! Our new publication uncovers real-time predictors of nicotine vaping, cannabis vaping, and same-occasion co-vaping among young adults