Highlights from Progress 2018
Now well into its fourth decade, Progress: Learning Together in the 21st Century is one of the most widely attended Continuing Medical Education conferences that…
The Department of Internal Medicine is fully committed to the complete spectrum of medical education.
Now well into its fourth decade, Progress: Learning Together in the 21st Century is one of the most widely attended Continuing Medical Education conferences that…
The last couple weeks provided a wealth of proof that University of Iowa Health Care is the leading provider of cardiac care in the state…
Almost every serious problem can be evaluated from multiple viewpoints, and when those viewpoints are combined, a fuller picture emerges. On Friday, Sept. 28, at…
Mike Brownlee, PharmD, MS, FASHP, co-chair of the Quality and Safety Symposium (QSS), thinks this year should help break down the notion that the day-long…
Clinicians rely on their colleagues to share the stories of what they encounter in their work. Individuals cannot read nearly enough to be prepared for…
Second-year resident Dr. Matthew McGee received the first-place prize in Clinical Vignette Oral Presentations at this year’s Society of General Internal Medicine Midwest Regional Meeting…
Varied definitions of home—where you grew up, where your family still lives, where you spent most of your life, where you live now—can often all…
Even for Internal Medicine, these last few weeks have been exceptionally busy. In addition to regular responsibilities in our clinics, on the wards, in our…
Chris Laubenthal, Clinical Department Administrator, endowed the Louis and Dorothy Laubenthal Memorial Scholarship in 2011, which provides annual financial assistance to first-year doctoral students in…
Lee-Ann Allen, PhD, Professor of Internal Medicine – Infectious Diseases, and of Microbiology and Immunology, has been appointed to the Kate Daum Professorship, which recognizes…