Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM)

🎙️ How do you turn crisis into opportunity in hospital leadership? In the latest episode of the President’s Podcast, Dr. Nicole Lurie reflects on her journey from community-based research to leading national pandemic response—highlighting the role of clinicians in advancing health equity, policy, and preparedness. Tune in to explore how leadership, primary care values, and public health come together in times of crisis. Listen today: buff.ly/KpuYMec #SGIM #SGIMPresidentsPodcast #HealthEquity

👏 Huge congratulations to our colleague Kimberly Manning @gradydoctor for receiving the @SocietyGIM Achievement in Education and Innovation Award! We are proud to call you @EmoryGIM. Your impact on learners and our field is extraordinary. #MedEd #GIMProud #SGIM26

🌟 Emory GIM had an outstanding showing at #SGIM26! Congrats to Kimberly Manning @gradydoctor on the Achievement in Education & Innovation Award and to Catherine Bennett on her election to the SGIM Council. Proud of our 100+ Emory presenters! #GIMProud @SocietyGIM #GIMConnection

One of the best parts of #SGIM26? Time to connect outside the conference rooms. 🍽️ We brought together our #CUDHM and @CUInternalMed teams from CU Anschutz for an evening of great conversation, shared laughs, and celebrating the incredible work on our teams.

Always great to be in DC, especially when it's for @SocietyGIM #SGIM26! 🏛️ 🌸 It was a pleasure to meet colleagues in #InternalMedicine & share our work - a team effort from @UFMedicine medical students and @UFIMRes, with guidance from @DrMikeMamone.🐊⚕🩺

Congratulations to @rm_werner (@PennLDI), @eric_t_roberts (@PennDGIM) & @jnwadiuko (@PennHospitalist), recipients of top 2026 @SocietyGIM Awards in recognition of their health services research! tinyurl.com/rbnxjmk8

🚨 New study led by @StephanieLooPhD finds safety net patients w/ mental health needs face “double loss” when disclosed social needs go unacknowledged & unaddressed → reluctance to share future needs & threatens patient provider trust buff.ly/afjxDkc #JGIM

What if you could improve patient access to effective telehealth as a way of improving their home-based care but also educate medical students while you're at it? The authors of this study did just that! Check it out below. Free full text 👉 buff.ly/bvHg40v

What will it take to build a stronger health system? In this month’s SGIM Forum, Dr. Eric Bass and SGIM health policy leaders explore why strengthening primary care is essential—highlighting the need to align payment, workforce policy, and research with the realities of primary care practice. Because better systems start with investing in the foundation of care. 🔗 Read the full article here: buff.ly/qfGQLsX #SGIM #SGIMForum #PrimaryCare #HealthPolicy

Why does our history matter in general internal medicine? In this month’s SGIM Forum, Editor-in-Chief Michael Landry reflects on the history of the Southern SGIM region—highlighting the leaders who helped shape both the regional and national organization. Because while times change, the core values of GIM—and the people who carry them forward—endure. 🔗 Read the full article here: buff.ly/7RrlLKT #SGIM #SGIMForum #GeneralInternalMedicine #SSGIM

What if confidence in leadership isn’t innate—but learned? In this month’s SGIM Forum, Cara Hale Alter explores the concept of “Visible Credibility”—the behaviors that shape how we project confidence, trust, and leadership presence, with practical steps for immediate improvement. Because how we show up matters just as much as what we know. 🔗 Read the full article here: buff.ly/C3iJROk #SGIM #SGIMForum #LeadershipDevelopment #ProfessionalGrowth

What a terrific @SocietyGIM annual meeting!! Nothing beats seeing long-time mentors, friends, and collaborators, and meeting new trainees choosing to join us. General internists and primary care docs are at the ❤️ of patient care. So PROUD to be #GIM #SGIM26

Harini Marchadi, BS with poster "Implementing Health Equity Interventions in California Federally Qualified Health Centers in the Population Health Management Initiative" at #SGIM26 @SocietyGIM @MarshallChinMD

John Krause-Steinrauf, BA and Mim Ari, MD with poster "Addressing Gaps in Alcohol Use Disorder Screening, Diagnosis, and Management in a Real-World Primary Care Setting Using a Clinical Decision Support System" at #SGIM26 @SocietyGIM

Honored to be #ACLGIM president and serve on the executive council of @SocietyGIM seen here with president @schwrtzmds and CEO Eric Bass. Both incredible leaders to learn from.

Incredibly grateful to have presented our study “Interval Likelihood Ratios for Bacteremia in Community-Acquired Pneumonia” as a Lipkin Award finalist at @SocietyGIM. Grateful for the opportunity to share this work with such an engaged audience! #SGIM2026

There’s a growing boom in clinician-written nonfiction—op-eds, memoirs, personal essays. But how can clinicians honor the patients whose stories they tell? A #JGIM essay explores the ethics of writing about patients and imagines better ways forward.

Did you present AI research at #SGIM26? Frontliners: AI highlights SGIM members leading innovation in healthcare and medical education. Share your work with the SGIM community. 📧 Send abstract to membership@sgim.org. Subject “Frontliners: AI” See previous highlights 🔗 buff.ly/ltKr6zA

🙏 That’s a wrap on #SGIM26! Thank you to everyone who presented, connected, and contributed to this amazing community. Safe travels—and we’ll see you next year! 💬 What was your highlight of the meeting? #GIMStrong

📣 Applications are now open for the JGIM Editorial Fellowship! Are you ready to advance your academic career? ✨ The Journal of General Internal Medicine (@JournalGIM) offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in peer review, editing, and academic publishing. Apply now and grow your editorial voice with JGIM! 🔗buff.ly/M7yvfoG #AcademicMedicine #MedTwitter #JGIM #SGIM #PeerReview #MedicalPublishing #EditorialFellowship #SGIM26