This is a recorded session from the SGIM 2025 Annual Meeting in Florida.
Generalists must stay abreast of novel research methods to understand, generate, and use the most important research findings and provide the highest-quality care to patients. Being well-informed of cutting-edge research methods allows generalist researchers to conduct innovative and influential research and critically appraise research methods to select the most appropriate methods to answer a research question.
The SGIM Research Committee will present the 4-5 most important peer-reviewed papers published in the past two years that have applied novel methods in studies of interest to generalists.
- Identify at least three novel statistical and/or epidemiologic methods being used to study topics of importance to general internists
- Examine the strengths and limitations of novel statistical and/or epidemiologic methods being used to study topics of importance to general internists
- Describe how a novel statistical and/or epidemiologic method may be used in your own research
Expiration:Â June 1, 2027
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- Melissa Wei, MD MPH MS
University of California,
Los Angeles David Geffen School of Medicine - Seth Berkowitz, MD MPH
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill School of Medicine - Himali Weerahandi, MD
UCSF Medical Center
