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Winter 2012



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NMPRA is a resident-driven organization dedicated to
providing information, opportunities, and programs
to current and future Med-Peds residents.

Upcoming ACP Meeting

Med-Peds Sessions at ACP in New Orleans, LA

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Driven to Distraction: Adult Attention-Deficit Disorder—Fact or Fad? (MTP 117) Psychiatry

Date/Time: 4/19/2012 (2:15 PM - 3:45 PM)
Be familiar with the basic diagnostic approach and useful tools to diagnose attention-deficit disorder in adults, and recognize when coexisting conditions are present.
Be familiar with several of the pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic options for treatment and be able to initiate medical therapy in patients.

Professor: Steven M. Scofield, MD, FAAP

Friday, April 20, 2012

Med-Peds Reception, Time-TBD

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Healthy Internist Is a Happy Internist, A (WSO 010)
Career and Professionalism

Date/Time: 4/21/2012 (2:15 PM - 3:45 PM)
Be able to complete a self-assessment inventory about one's own stress level.
Become more familiar with the signs and symptoms of burnout.
Compile strategies and resources to prevent physician burnout.
Understand the evidence behind different organizations' recommendations related to screening for common types of cancer, such as breast, colon, and prostate.

Moderator: Allen Friedland, MD, FAAP, FACP; Co-Moderator: J. Thomas Cross Jr., MD, MPH, FAAP, FACP

New Updates!

New Perspective Newsletter

New fellowship guide

15th National Meeting

The meeting was a success with the biggest turnout in recent years -- more than 100 people attended, including many medical students.

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Webmaster Wanted!

Like the NMPRA website? Have ideas to improve it?

Since our current webmaster is graduating in 2012, we are looking for a new NMPRA webmaster this year! It will be a year-long position.

Requirements: Experience with website design and HTML coding. ASP and SQL database experience a plus.
Applicants must be MP residents PGY-1 to PGY-3.

Send CV and cover letter to
webmaster@medpeds.org.



T-shirt contest!

Why not look good while you're practicing medicine, right? We are taking submissions for any NMPRA t-shirt ideas. Last year’s shirt can still be seen on the NMPRA website. Any logos, phrases, or design ideas can be submitted to president-elect@medpeds.org



NMPRA competition winners!

Thank you to everyone who emailed a case presentation or grant application. There were a LOT of excellent submissions and interesting cases. Congratulations to all of the winners!
  • Elimarys Perez-Colon at University of South Florida - case competition winner with "NMDA receptor antibody associated limbic encephalitis in a 14 year-old female with bilateral mature ovarian teratomas"
  • Andrew Nickels at University of Chicago - case competition winner with "Hidden internal medicine in pediatrics. A 10 year-old girl with leg swelling"
  • Heath Wilt at University of Missouri Kansas City - case competition runner-up with "Pott's Puffy tumor: A subtle clue in a 19 year-old male convinced he has migraines"
  • Agnes Sundaresan at Geisinger Medical Center - case competition runner-up with "From childhood to adulthood: a story of the overlooked phagocyte"
  • Marcus Carden at Virginia Commonwealth University - case competition runner-up with "A gastric duplication cyst with an infant presenting in hypovolemic shock"
  • Caroline Presley at Vanderbilt University - advocacy grant winner with "Improving access to specialty care in low income population by increasing completion of referrals"
  • Karla Testa at Christiana Care Health System - travel grant winner with project to go to Nepal.

We look forward to having many of our winners and runners-up present at the national meeting!




New 2011-2012 NMPRA Executive Board


Kim Paisley, MD

President

Indiana University

Jennifer McEntee, MD

Immediate Past President

University of North Carolina

Our Newest Additions:

Benjamin Kinnear, MD

President-elect

University of Cincinnati

Jenny Olges, MD

Secretary

Loyola University

Vasanth Kainkaryam, MD

Secretary

Baystate Med Peds

Syrividya Bhadriraju, MD

Treasurer

Baylor University

We appreciate all that applied and for all who voted. It was a tough election this year with multiple outstanding applicants. We are thrilled by the response and quality of applications. It is exciting to see such an active, strong Med-Peds community.

Med-Peds Community Grant Winner Plants a Garden

Med-Peds resident Sima Pendharkar starts a community garden in Durham, NC to promote heathy diets



Memories from the National Meeting 2010 in
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Med-Peds Blogs


Showcase Blog:
Doctor Mom

"I am a practicing Internist & Pediatrician in a suburb of Detroit. That means I see patients of all ages. I would love to educate other parents with some of the vast amount of information in my small brain that cost me a fortune to obtain, both in hours and in dollars. It has been a long, hard road to get where I am today; and I would love to share my thoughts about the journey."

FeedWind

Other Med-Peds Blogs

Musings of a Distractible Mind
"Reading this blog you may get the impression that I can’t make up my mind if I am serious or silly. Yet I think we all need a portion of both in our lives. I do my best to keep the balance and hope you enjoy the experience."

Consider the Evidence: Med/Peds Journal Roundup
A blog, run by a med/peds intern, collecting useful journal articles for Med/Peds

Stories in Medicine
I am a physician practicing Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. This blog chronicles my life first as a medical student, then as a resident. It is about stories of medicine. If you think 'Scrubs' or 'Grey's Anatomy' tells the stories of a resident's life, then here is what it is really like (for one resident, anyway).

Ramblings of a Med/Peds Resident
A Houston 4th-year Med-Peds Resident's Blog

Med-Peds Hospital Medicine

"A blog dedicated to promote teaching in the Internal Medicine and Pediatrics academic services. Based on real patients, real clinical questions and everyday clinical life as an Internist and Pediatrician."

Disclaimer: The blogs and websites above are not hosted by NMPRA.

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