JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Penn medical students are helping to build a framework for writing about patients with care. Citing Penn’s Listening Lab as a model, a paper this year in @journalGIM, opens conversations about the thoughtful handling of consent. spr.ly/6014BHl6tO
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
🆕in @JournalGIM: NO observable change in medical debt among the privately insured following the No Surprises Act
Zimetbaum Fellow Marcos Gomez Ambriz et al. find that the NSA’s impact on medical debt has yet to materialize 🔗doi.org/10.1007/s11606-026-1…
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Take a look at this important research coming out of DGIM by Matthew Metzinger, Justin Wang (former ACES fellow), Lane Alexander, Megan Hamm, and Tanya Nikiforova!
Take a look at @PittGIM's #QualitativeResearch study on building up the pipeline of academic PCPs and what can be learned in comparison to the pursuit of careers in hospital medicine!
🆓 #JGIM full-text ⬇️:
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JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Replying to @MemariMD
@MemariMD & @andrewparsonsMD - really appreciated your editorial in @JournalGIM re reliability of workplace based assessments being local. We started a direct obs campaign for interns this year & finding a lot of your article to be true
link.springer.com/article/10…
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Health IT has transformed care delivery, but administrative burdens remain a major challenge for family physicians. Our latest @JournalGIM study quantifies the “triple burden” and examines how these co-occurring burdens are associated with specific #EHR capabilities. link.springer.com/article/10… #PhysicianBurden #healthIT
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
💭 Ever wonder how your trainees and faculty are using #GAI? 🤔🤖
We did - and actually studied it! 🤗 Read our latest article in @JournalGIM - published today! ⛵️⭐️
@PittCardiology @HviUpmc @PittDeptofMed
#MedX #MedTwitter #CardioTwitter
link.springer.com/article/10…
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
everyone wants to know how GAI is impacting trainees’ learning ➡️ don’t worry, we’re on it! check out our new article in @JournalGIM hot off the press! 🔥
💭 Ever wonder how your trainees and faculty are using #GAI? 🤔🤖
We did - and actually studied it! 🤗 Read our latest article in @JournalGIM - published today! ⛵️⭐️
@PittCardiology @HviUpmc @PittDeptofMed
#MedX #MedTwitter #CardioTwitter
link.springer.com/article/10…
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Researchers @HMHSchoolofMed et al: ‘As the #PrimaryCare shortage intensifies, student experiences in ambulatory #GeneralInternalMedicine #GIM are an opportunity to inspire the next generation of primary care #physicians.’ @JournalGIM ow.ly/SCaa50ZKKB4
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
How do physicians perceive the quality of #AI generated e-consult advice? And how does that influence their uptake of management recommendations?
Take a look at our new article in @JournalGIM!
By Gabi Desjardins, Varun Jain, and @mgsimonson1
🧵Below
link.springer.com/article/10…
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Little late but sharing my first article in @JournalGIM examining receipt of medications for alcohol and opioid use disorders and healthcare utilization among US adults.
Read more: link.springer.com/article/10…
#AddictionMedicine #SubstanceUse #HealthServicesResearch
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Despite clinical guidelines, the majority of older adults do not receive necessary antifracture therapies following a nontraumatic fracture, with notable disparities in treatment initiation observed across age, sex, and racial demographics. (@JournalGIM)
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JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
🥼 A regular primary care clinician isn’t just convenient—it’s lifesaving.
Adults ≥65 with a usual source of primary care lived 2.1 years longer in a nationally representative U.S. study. @Mara_Schonberg #PrimaryCare
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
🎓 Great teaching inspires great learning! Read #SGIMForum's recap of the 2nd Annual Bite-Size Teaching Symposium & the educators honored at #SGIM26. 🌟
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#MedicalEducation #ClinicianEducator #AcademicMedicine #InternalMedicine #FacultyDevelopment #MedEd
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Family physicians are still bringing work home. A recent survey of 8,419 U.S. family physicians confirms after-hours patient charting, integrating external information, and managing #PriorAuthorization requests, and documenting patient encounters remain substantial administrative burdens. Read our latest in @JournalGIM, where we analyze the impact of ‘triple burden’ and how these burdens compound and contribute to burnout. link.springer.com/article/10… #PhysicianBurden #healthIT
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
✍️📄 In a paper in the @JournalGIM, our Research Affiliate @peterkreko and his co-authors explored Covid-19 vaccine regret and its correlates in the United States.
Details:
👉 shorturl.at/1W6TN
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
#HealthIT shouldn’t be a burden to family physicians. Our @JournalGIM study looks at the impact of co-occurring burdens when physicians integrate external health information, #PriorAuthorization requests, & after-hours EHR documentation. We quantify this ‘triple burden’ & identify opportunities for health IT to reduce physician burden and burnout. link.springer.com/article/10… #PhysicianBurden #familymedicine
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Getting Up to Code: Billing Basics for Inpatient and Outpatient GIM
Confident billing starts here. 💡
This GIMLearn course equips general internists, hospitalists, and trainees with practical, case-based guidance on inpatient and outpatient billing, coding, and documentation.
🖥️ 15 self-guided modules | 🎓 6.5 CME/MOC available
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#GIM #MedicalEducation #BillingAndCoding #Hospitalists #GeneralInternalMedicine #CME #MOC #HealthcareEducation
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
A study in the @JournalGIM estimates that a PCP managing a hypothetical 2,500-patient panel would need 26.7 hours a day to deliver all guideline-recommended care.
Counterpart Assistant is built to help bridge that gap between what evidence-based primary care requires and what one clinician can do in a day. Drawing on 100+ data sources and proprietary AI, it surfaces potential conditions earlier, flags open care gaps, and suggests the next best clinical action for clinician review within the point of care.
Read the study: link.springer.com/article/10…
Learn more: counterparthealth.com
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
Health IT has transformed care delivery, but administrative burdens remain a major challenge for family physicians. Our latest @JournalGIM study quantifies the “triple burden” and examines how these co-occurring burdens are associated with specific #EHR capabilities. link.springer.com/article/10… #PhysicianBurden #healthIT
JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine retweeted
FIU/Baptist Health Internal Medicine resident Dr. Muni Rubens & associate program director Dr. Elise McCormack-Granja are highlighting a gap in obesity care. Their study is published in @JournalGIM. 🔗 Read their findings here: go.fiu.edu/fiu-researchers @BaptistHealthSF
























