This VA Special Series session shares the Primary Care Analytics Team (PCAT) at VHA aim to link data capabilites, research infrastructure and evidence to inform...

This VA Special Series session focuses on innovative application of statistical methods to develop insights on how responses to diabetes treatments differe by...

This VA Special Series session addresses the need for framework when handling complex care coordination.

This VA Special Series session introduces concrete practices from relational coordination, an evidence-based theory of organizational performance.

This symposium discusses the important role that spirituality has to play in the health, mental health, well-being and resulience of a culturally diverse patient...

This symposium provides practical Health IT tools to assist in the care of patients with multiple chronic conditions.

This symposium identifies generalizable GIM-based strategies to advocate for improving ageist biases at the individual patient/provider and health system level.

This symposium highlights curricular innovations and propose incorporating cross-section women's health and SGBM objectives into all medical school and residency...

This symposium will discuss the sudden pivot to telehealth that exacerbated some health disparities, but also tempered others highlighting an opportunity to improve care.

This symposium discusses the continuing evolution of the field of trauma-informed care alongside increasing understanding of the profound health effects of...

This symposium addresses these issues and identifies future directions as we assess the status of the pandemic and the vaccine status of the nation and the world.

In this plenary presentation, Dr. Deborah Prothrow-Stith explores the challenges and opportunities as they relate to the role of the generalist/primary care physiciain...

Overdose is now the leading cause of accidential death in the United States, so providing services in inpatient and outpatient settings is increasingly urgent. This...

The update focuses on the importance of new advances in Women's Health and how clinicans can apply them in their practice and teaching roles.

General internists who are active in medical education will be interested to learn more about key studies published in medical education literature over the past year.