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We are so privileged to work with an amazing group of dedicated, thoughtful, and hard working residents who make us proud each and every day! Thank you for all you do to make us better!
This aspiring group of @URMCInternalMed and Med-Peds resident educators spent an amazing 2 weeks learning the fundamentals of teaching in medicine. Thanks to @KGraceyMD for creating an engaging curriculum and thanks to @URMC_DeptMed faculty for sharing their expertise! #MedEd
Our @URMCInternalMed residents and @URochester_SMD IM clerkship students celebrated National IM Day and Wellness Friday painting goodie bags for pediatric patients at our Children's Hospital to use for their Halloween parade. @URMed_GCH @URMC_DeptMed #MedEd
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🙌 Congrats to these residents for earning the Resident Humanism in Medicine Teaching Awards at the recent @URochester_SMD Medical Student Achievement Award Ceremony!
@URMCInternalMed #MedicalEducation #MedTwitter #Meliora
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Congrats to @URMCInternalMed resident Dr. Kimberly Hsu for Honorable Mention for her work on risk stratification of chest pain using a novel troponin algorithm at the ACC Quality Summit! Thanks to URMC cardiologist @andrewmathias for his mentorship. @ACCinTouch @URMC_DeptMed
Congratulations and Well Deserved!!
🎉Congratulations to Alec O'Connor, MD, MPH, for earning the #ACGME Parker J. Palmer Courage to Teach Award! Your leadership in #MedicalEducation is inspiring. #Meliora
@UR_HMD @URMCInternalMed @URochester_SMD @acgme #MedTwitter
Today, we remember the life and work of Paul Farmer, M.D. Ph.D.Thank you for paving the way in global health and reminding us that we can make a difference, even when adverse social determinants of health make caring for our patients feel challenging. nytimes.com/2022/02/21/obitu…
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Thrilled to see this presented after a few years of hard work!
Take homes:
⭐️Give students the option to reflect in whichever way they feel most comfortable 📸🎨🎶📝
⭐️ Reflective assignments may be best served with a subsequent peer-driven discussion to help foster community
And we also see our current and former chiefs @DWallaceMD and @KaitlinKyi along with @JenPascoeMD presenting on reflective clinical medicine. @URMC_Medicine
Thanks to @mooneymed for all of your support!
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Interactive musical improvisation therapeutic simulation can combat labile hypertension. Congrats to Drs. Corbett and colleagues in Current Research in Behavioral Science @URMCInternalMed @URMC_Medicine @UR_Med @johnbisognano @MarkWNickelsMD @eastmanmusic
Some more #indexcardteaching from our team! Not gonna lie, definitely lowered my voice in front of the surgical team nearby because it probably is so elementary. @XiChenMD @UR_Med @KaitlinKyi
Another round of index card teaching! Love remembering the subtleties of intrarenal AKI and sorting through the alphabet soup. This our version of #postitpearls! @jenreadlynn @XiChenMD @KaitlinKyi @KatlynMcbride
Trying a new thing on rounds: index card teaching!!! (We tried “Post-It Pearls” as suggested by @jenreadlynn but our handwriting was too big.) Today, we learned about patterns of liver injury and reminded ourselves how to calculate an R-factor!
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My first morning report with the awesome University of Rochester internal medicine residents. Looking forward to many more @URMCInternalMed @urochestermed @urmceducation
More fun and refreshment at URMC Intern Retreat! We had a retrofitted school bus come and hand out individually wrapped ice cream. Hand sanitizer for all! It was delicious! Our interns are GREAT!
A snapshot of two of our interns on our (physically distanced) intern retreat this year! A great time for the interns to rest, relax, and reflect on being a quarter of the way done with PGY1!
No feeling salty here... Here’s IM PGY3 Chris Nelson finishing up a teaching elective with a chalk talk on hyponatremia. His tips: Think about fluid status and start with whether ADH is on or off. And if it's on, is it appropriate? What's the intravascular status?
