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Dr. Paul Lantos Receives Career Development Award!

Paul Lantos, MD received a KL2 Career Development Award on “Improving the diagnosis of Lyme disease in the southeastern United States.” Congratulations, Paul!

Lori Orlando, MD MHS appointed to Associate Professor!

Lori A. Orlando, MD MHS was appointed Associate Professor, Track IV, effective January 1, 2014. Lori is a clinician, researcher, mentor and educator who has practiced women’s health and preventive medicine and has performed studies in several related areas, including collection and assessment of family history to improve care. Congratulations, Lori!

George Jackson, PhD appointed to Associate Professor!

George L. Jackson, PhD was appointed Associate Professor, Track V, effective January 1, 2014. George is a health care epidemiologist who has established an impressive track record of nationally recognized research and funding in the areas of implementation science with a focus on improving the structures, processes and outcomes of care among patients with hypertension, diabetes, …

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Dr. Eric Westman’s Work Receives National Attention

Eric Westman, MD MHS was featured on the front cover of the January issue of Woman’s World for his work in in the Duke Lifestyle Medicine Clinic. Congratulations, Eric!

Dr. Stewart Alexander’s JAMA Pediatrics Paper Receives National Attention

Stewart Alexander, PhD published his paper  “Sexuality Talk During Adolescent Health Maintenance Visits” in JAMA Pediatrics this week, and he has received national attention from NBC news, ABC news, NPR and numerous other media outlets. His study directly observed discussions about sexuality between adolescents and their health care providers. Collaborating GIM co-authors included Rowena Dolor, MD …

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Dr. David Simel Honored with Congressional Recognition Award

David Simel, MD was honored on December 19, 2013 with a Congressional Recognition Award for his outstanding service to Veterans by Congressman Mike McIntyre. This is a wonderful and fitting testament to the impact David has had on the lives of countless veterans, colleagues, and trainees over the years. Congratulations on this prestigious and well-deserved …

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Dr. Kelli Allen Receives PCORI Award to Study Knee Osteoarthritis

Kelli Allen, PhD received a PCORI award to study knee osteoarthritis. The grant, entitled, “Physical Therapy vs. Internet-Based Exercise Training for Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis” will fund a study to compare the effectiveness of practical interventions to improve patient centered outcomes including lower extremity pain, stiffness, and function. This was a highly competitive round of …

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Dr. Lesley Curtis promoted to Full Professor!

Lesley H. Curtis, PhD was promoted to Full Professor of Medicine by the Duke University School of Medicine Board of Trustees on December 1, 2013! Her appointment to this highest academic rank reflects the tremendous impact of her work to improve human health, her continuous exemplary scholarship, and the extraordinarily high esteem she has garnered …

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GIM faculty publish JAMA Viewpoint feature on Medication Adherence

Leah Zullig, Eric Peterson and Hayden Bosworth published a JAMA “Viewpoint” entitled, “Ingredients of Successful Interventions to Improve Medication Adherence” see piece here: Zullig et al Viewpoint. Congratulations!

Southern Society of General Internal Medicine Seeking Panel Mentors

The Southern Society of General Internal Medicine is inviting faculty members at the rank of assistant professor or above to participate as a Panel Mentor at this year’s regional meeting in New Orleans, February 20-22, 2014.  Since its inception seven years ago, Panel Mentoring has been highly rated by attendees, and demand has grown for these sessions. When you attend the …

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