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Journal of General Internal Medicine

Ausgabe 5/2004

Inhalt (42 Artikel)

Original Articles

What effect does inpatient physician specialty and experience have on clinical outcomes and resource utilization on a general medical service?

Vikas Parekh, Sanjay Saint, Scott Furney, Samuel Kaufman, Laurence McMahon

Original Articles

The impact of evidence on physicians’ inpatient treatment decisions

Brian P. Lucas, Arthur T. Evans, Brendan M. Reilly, Yuri V. Khodakov, Kalyani Perumal, Louis G. Rohr, Joseph A. Akamah, Tunji M. Alausa, Christopher A. Smith, Jeremy P. Smith

Original Articles

Practice, clinical management, and financial arrangements of practicing generalists

Nancy L. Keating, Bruce E. Landon, John Z. Ayanian, Catherine Borbas, Edward Guadagnoli

Original Articles

Tobacco industry research on smoking cessation

Pamela M. Ling, Stanton A. Glantz

Original Articles

A traditionally administered short course failed to improve medical students’ diagnostic performance

Yoshinori Noguchi, Kunihiko Matsui, Hiroshi Imura, Masatomo Kiyota, Tsuguya Fukui

Original Articles

All dysuria is local

Michael B. Rothberg, John B. Wong

Original Articles

Consistency of performance ranking of comorbidity adjustment scores in canadian and U.S. utilization data

Sebastian Schneeweiss, Philip S. Wang, Jerry Avorn, Malcolm Maclure, Raia Levin, Robert J. Glynn

Original Articles

Differential willingness to undergo smallpox vaccination among African-American and white individuals

Ellyn Micco, Andrea D. Gurmankin, Katrina Armstrong

Brief Report

Determinants of resident satisfaction with patients in their continuity clinic

Don R. Barnett, Pat F. Bass III, Charles H. Griffith III, T. Shawn Caudill, John F. Wilson

Review

The use of “overall accuracy” to evaluate the validity of screening or diagnostic tests

Anthony J. Alberg, Ji Wan Park, Brant W. Hager, Malcolm V. Brock, Marie Diener-West

Perspectives

Inpatient diabetology

Nicolas N. Abourizk, Chaula K. Vora, Parveen K. Verma

Special Article

Getting funded

Thomas M. Gill, Mary M. McDermott, Said A. Ibrahim, Laura A. Petersen, Bradley N. Doebbeling

Editorials

Selling the “Quit” brand to young adult smokers

K. Michael Cummings, Gary A. Giovino

Book review

Helen K. Delichatsios

Original Article

Effect of a biopsychosocial approach on patient satisfaction and patterns of care

Alon P. A. Margalit, Shimon M. Glick, Jochanan Benbassat, Ayala Cohen

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Meeting requirements and changing culture

Marc M. Triola, Henry J. Feldman, Ellen B. Pearlman, Adina L. Kalet

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Teaching and assessing resident competence in practice-based learning and improvement

Greg Ogrinc, Linda A. Headrick, Laura J. Morrison, Tina Foster

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Toward an informal curriculum that teaches professionalism

Anthony L. Suchman, Penelope R. Williamson, Debra K. Litzelman, Richard M. Frankel, David L. Mossbarger, Thomas S. Inui

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Effect of an internet-based curriculum on postgraduate education

Stephen D. Sisson, Mark T. Hughes, David Levine, Frederick L. Brancati

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Creation of an innovative inpatient medical procedure service and a method to evaluate house staff competency

C. Christopher Smith, Craig E. Gordon, David Feller-Kopman, Grace C. Huang, Saul N. Weingart, Roger B. Davis, Armin Ernst, Mark D. Aronson

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Cultural consensus analysis as a tool for clinic improvements

C. Scott Smith, Magdalena Morris, William Hill, Chris Francovich, Juliet McMullin, Leo Chavez, Caroline Rhoads

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Teaching and learning in an 80-hour work week

Jeffrey G. Wong, Eric S. Holmboe, Stephen J. Huot

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

A primary care musculoskeletal clinic for residents

Thomas K. Houston, Robert L. Connors, Naomi Cutler, Mary Anne Nidiry

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Measuring the competence of residents as teachers

Sondra Zabar, Kathleen Hanley, David L. Stevens, Adina Kalet, Mark D. Schwartz, Ellen Pearlman, Judy Brenner, Elizabeth K. Kachur, Mack Lipkin

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

Teaching patient-centered tobacco intervention to first-year medical students

Richard L. Brown, Judie M. Pfeifer, Craig L. Gjerde, Christine S. Seibert, Cynthia L. Haq

Innovations In Education And Clinical Practice

A workshop to teach medical students communication skills and clinical knowledge about end-of-life care

Alexia M. Torke, Tammie E. Quest, Kathy Kinlaw, J. William Eley, William T. Branch Jr.

Brief Reports

Competency-based learning

Raquel S. Watkins, William P. Moran

Brief Reports

Improving students’ sexual history inquiry and HIV counseling with an interactive workshop using standardized patients

Steven A. Haist, Charles H. Griffith III, Andrew R. Hoellein, Gregg Talente, Thomas Montgomery, John F. Wilson

Brief Reports

Clinician-teachers’ self-assessments versus learners’ perceptions

Donna M. Windish, Amy M. Knight, Scott M. Wright

Brief Reports

Feedback and the mini clinical evaluation exercise

Eric S. Holmboe, Monica Yepes, Frederick Williams, Stephen J. Huot

Brief Reports

Are continuity clinic patients less satisfied when the resident is postcall?

Andrew R. Hoellein, Christopher A. Feddock, Charles H. Griffith III, John F. Wilson, Donald R. Barnett, Pat F. Bass III, T. Shawn Caudill

Brief Reports

Changing attitudes toward homeless people

David Buchanan, Louis Rohr, Laura Kehoe, Susan B. Glick, Sharad Jain

Brief Reports

A year of mentoring in academic medicine

Joseph S. Rabatin, Mack Lipkin Jr., Alan S. Rubin, Allison Schachter, Michael Nathan, Adina Kalet

Review

A literature review of “resident-as-teacher” curricula

Maria A. Wamsley, Katherine A. Julian, Joyce E. Wipf

Perspectives

Diving for PERLS

Linda E. Pinsky, Kelly Fryer-Edwards

Perspectives

Writing more informative letters of reference

Scott M. Wright, Roy C. Ziegelstein

Resources

Developing a peer review process for web-based curricula

Christopher L. Knight, Henry A. Sakowski, Bruce L. Houghton, Mary B. Laya, Dawn E. DeWitt

Resources

Internet resources for curriculum development in medical education

Patricia A. Thomas, David E. Kern

Editorials

An emerging renaissance in medical education

William T. Branch Jr, David E. Kern

Editorials

The “New Revolution” in medical education

Clarence H. Braddock III, Elizabeth Eckstrom, Paul Haidet

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