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Standardizing outpatient documentation significantly reduces internal medicine resident time spent on EHR tasks and excessive note lengths, with modest improvements in burnout measures despite no broad well-being changes observed.
A multicenter survey reveals internal medicine clinicians value patient-centered language but demonstrate limited knowledge and confidence in avoiding stigmatizing language in documentation, highlighting urgent needs for education and syste
This qualitative study explores how internal medicine clinicians develop skills in discussing goals of care, revealing a progression from basic understanding to advanced, integrated communication approaches, and underscores the need for str
A comprehensive retrospective cohort study finds **Implementing Study Findings** I’m now integrating the Brenner et al. (2026) data into the “Key Findings” section. I’m focusing on providing a clear presentation of t
This article outlines new expert consensus on conducting rigorous qualitative research in internal medicine, providing a roadmap for investigators to move beyond numbers and capture the human experience of healthcare through methods like in
This article examines the 2022 UK audit of acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding, highlighting improved mortality rates despite an aging, more complex patient population, while emphasizing the urgent need for restrictive transfusion practic
