ACP Clinical Vignette Competition, 2025
“The cases are always as complex and as diverse as our patient population,” an attendee at the first round of the 2025 ACP Clinical Vignette…
ACP Clinical Vignette Competition
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition Finals 2024
Again this year, Internal Medicine residents participated in the American College of Physicians (ACP) Clinical Vignette Competition, presenting perplexing cases to their peers and a…
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition Finals 2023
Medicine residents showcased their strangest, most complex, and puzzling cases they have seen while practicing at University of Iowa Health Care in this year’s American…
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition, 2022
Physicians must be able to present a case efficiently and with expertise. Clinical experiences lead to research and to deeper understanding and communicating that to…
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition, 2021
Inevitably, every year, a faculty member can be overheard saying the same thing to a colleague: “I always learn something new at these.” This year…
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition, 2020
Strange fungi, cardiovascular complications from a mitral valve placement, ascites, kidney failure, seemingly origin-less fevers, and even a debit card swipe in a tissue box….
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition, 2019
“I always learn something at these,” Scott Vogelgesang, MD, said as residents, medical students, and faculty took their seats in the Bean Conference Room last…
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition, 2018
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…
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition, 2017
The artfully delivered case report is a valuable method of communicating discovery and caution to colleagues. Ensuring residents hone this skill, in part, is the…
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ACP Resident Clinical Vignette Competition
“As I was preparing, I was trying to think: what am I most interested in about this case?” First-year resident Dr. Jenny Strouse said during…
