In This Month's Issue
In the March issue of SGIM Forum, Dr. Killian and colleagues explore the benefits of generative AI in medical education through the innovative SPACE framework. Dr. Estrada reflects on the value of micro-sabbaticals as a way to rest, reset, and move forward with purpose, while Dr. Bass reimagines a Hill Day advocacy alternative alongside Dr. Salmon and Dr. Chatterjee at the Annual Meeting.
SGIM and Johns Hopkins University faculty honor the enduring legacy of Dr. Fred Brancati with the 20th anniversary of the Hopkins Housestaff Teaching Awards. Dr. Sellinger examines the erosion of trust in primary care tied to the loss of continuity, and Dr. Pirraglia and colleagues showcase how the ACLGIM Winter Summit helps attendees unleash their GIM “superpowers.” Finally, Annual Meeting Sustainability Chairs Dr. Tejani and Dr. Townley share insights on how general internal medicine is advancing sustainable, equitable health care.
From the Editor
“You Have Cancer”—Internists’ Role in Life-Altering Conversations
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