On this week’s episode, Richard Sterling, MD, Chief of Hepatology in the Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition will be giving his updates on Hepatitis C. 75-80% of Hepatitis C cases turn into chronic disease. These updates will help faculty in

In this episode, Chathur Acharya, MD gives us Updates in Medicine that touch multiple areas including: Gastrology Colorectal Cancer Pulmonary and Critical Care Infectious Disease Pharmacology Listen to this episode for a brief update in each of these sub

As conference season is approaching, are you having issues or do you feel intimidated by Scholarship and Research? Listen to this week’s podcast as Lindsey Hall, MPH and Dr. Rebecca Miller help make the process easier with their input and experienc

This week’s episode is a special one with Dr. Wally Smith. Dr. Smith tells how DGIM has become the division it is today and explains how general internists act as the “Quarterback” of medicine. Want to get CME credit?  Register …

This week’s episode will help assure you are up-to-date on the February 2016 changes to The Third International Consensus Definitions for Sepsis and Septic Shock (Sepsis-3). The more accurate you are able to identify Sepsis, the better you are able to &#

Check out this week’s episode with Dr. Kim Pedram as she speaks about Pulmonary Embolus and updates on recommendations from the NEW 2016 CHEST guidelines. Listen to this episode to assure you are up-to-date on these updated recommendations!  

Dr. Frank Fulco presents an energetic and polished talk on feedback!  Check it out and read the shownotes here. Want CME credit? Register and evaluate this podcast.

Today’s episode is filled to the brim with pearls of wisdom from Dr. Wally Smith.  If you want to know how to get involved in the peer-review process as an article reviewer, this episode is for you!  Listen to the … Continue reading →

Check out the latest episode of our podcast!  Dr. Eugene Chu from Boulder Community Health discusses hospital-acquired infections.  After you listen to the episode, be sure to review the shownotes and Dr. Chu’s slides here.

This week’s episode discusses theories related to spaced learning and how one medical education company is taking advantage of cognitive science to improve learning.  After you listen to the podcast, check out the shownotes.   Disclosure: VCU