UKInternalMed

March MELD event in the time of COVID 19: Virtual Happy Hour. UK IM residents practicing #socialdistancing #doctorsfordistancing #TeamKentucky

UK residents presenting at #SSGIM20

I am down @InternalUk @UKHospitalists to give IM Grand Rounds tomorrow. Aiming to inspire MDs to infuse positivity into their lives and the lives of their peers and patients. It isn’t the cure for burnout but it is part of the treatment. #resilience @IUMedSchool @indy_acp

Our excellent follow @pwallymd is delivering @InternalUk grand rounds on the emerging role of #palliative care in substance use disorder. #hpm #hpac @UKHospitalists @UK_HealthCare

#UKIM Residents and faculty celebrating the season at our Holiday Cocktail Party.

Excited for all of our PGY3s and chiefs that matched into fellowship today! #UKIM

Congratulations to our 2019 @InternalUk graduating residents for rocking a 100% ABIM pass rate! Well done! 🎉🎈🌞 #UKHMT @UKHospitalists @UK_HealthCare

Proud of our #UKIM winners, Ben Breazile and Lauren Kirkpatrick.

Proof that all the cool kids are now into #MedTwitter. Looking forward to your first tweetorial, @kristy_deep. #UKIM

Same for @InternalUk interns and residents. Twitter is a great place to learn.

So proud of this year's #UKHMT graduating class! The future is bright. @kate_wimberly @romilchadha

New data PAP in @CritCareMed from the University Kentucky about the impact of fluid overload in the ICU. Kudos to our Nephrology and MICU colleagues! @SOCCA_CritCare @uk_ccm @UK_COMResearch @InternalUk journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/Abs…

Drs. Breazile, Jordan, Klinger, and Santos - PGY 2s and 3s - presenting their respective research at UK Grand Rounds Resident Research Day.

#UKIM faculty, @JoeUkhm and @romilchadha, and former UK resident, @wclippertMD, published in Journal of Hospital Medicine’s #TWDFNR series this month.

First year IM and Med Peds residents spent the day learning at a retreat at @BuffaloTrace distillery.

Congratulations to the 2019 graduates of the @universityofky College of Medicine – the 56th class!

UK IM residents getting some hands-on #POCUS experience during noon conference courtesy of Dr. Dhar. #UKIM

Discovered this during prelim lit review for #UKHMT. Powerful messages, including the concept of hospital toxicity then emphasizing (& proving!) that small changes in hospital routines can result in meaningful improvements. Great stuff! #meded amjmed.com/article/S0002-…