In This Month's Issue

In the April issue of SGIM Forum, members of the Annual Meeting Program Committee members emphasize that integrating advocacy into everyday clinical teaching and medical education can empower physicians to actively address health inequities and improve patient care. Dr. Estrada illustrates how Council is navigating change during challenging times through recapping the Winter Council retreat. SGIM CEO, Dr. Bass, recounts the legacy and contributions of Dr. John Goodson to SGIM and primary care. SGIM Philanthropy committee members describe the importance of philanthropic contributions to SGIM’s mission. Forum also offers articles on the importance of mentorship and sponsorship, corporate takeovers and the impact on healthcare, and a call to bring intentional presence and teaching back to the bedside. Enjoy and see you at the Annual Meeting.

From the Editor

Featured Column

Stand Up for Medical Advocacy: This Is Our Lane

Andy Young, DO; Saloni Maharaj, MD; Anna Kho, MD
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Other Articles

Mentorship and Sponsorship in Challenging Times

Mitchell D. Feldman, MD, MPhil, FACP
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Strategic Governance: How SGIM Council Is Navigating Change

Carlos Estrada, MD, MS, FACP President, SGIM
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Forging the Future: Giving to SGIM Should Not Wait

Hollis D. Day, MD, MS, MHPE; Elizabeth D. Davey, MBA; Patrick G. O’Connor, MD, MPH, MACP
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The Power of Being Present at the Bedside: A Resident-Attending Call for Action

Lara Kim Rotter, MD; Naseema B. Merchant, MD, PhD
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Memories of John Goodson: One of SGIM’s Fiercest Advocates for Primary Care

Eric B. Bass, MD, MPH; Anders Chen, MD, MHS; Mark D. Schwartz, MD
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When Transformation Became Takeover: Medicine in the Age of Corporate Health Care

Ebrahim Barkoudah, MD, MPH, MBA
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