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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNAL MEDICINE

September 18, 2014

Slide2

Prepare for future IMIG Events

Identify what an Internist does

Appreciate the different subspecialty options in internal medicineRegister for ACP as a student

Objectives

Slide3

What is Internal Medicine?

Slide4

Glen Solomon

Chair of Internal Medicine

Karen KirkhamInternal Medicine Clerkship DirectorBruce ScottInternal Medicine/Geriatrics/Palliative Care

Who are Internists?

ICM Preceptors

Slide5

William Osler

Eminent Internist, founder of residencies

Robert Lefkowitz and Brian KobilkaNobel Prize Winners in Chemistry (G-coupled protein receptors)Ken JeongIntern(al)ational Movie Star

Who are Internists?

Slide6

Who are Internists?

One in

four

US physicians has ABIM board certification

1

Setting:

Private practice = 80.9%

Academia = 14.9%

Both generalists and subspecialists are currently undersupplied

2

29.3% experienced difficulty in securing first position

1

ABIM Fast Facts sheet

2014

2

The Complexities of Physician Supply and Demand: Projections Through 2025, Center for Workforce Studies, AAMC, 2008.

Slide7

American College of Physicians:

“Physicians for Adults” (2009)

“Physicians who specialize in the prevention, detection and treatment of illnesses in adults.” (2011)

“Specialists

who apply scientific knowledge and clinical expertise to the diagnosis, treatment, and compassionate care of adults across the spectrum from health to complex illness

.” (2013)

Comes from German for “Interior Doctor,” applied to someone who uses laboratory results to diagnose diseases

Internal Medicine: Definition

Slide8

Focuses on chronic and acute disease processes

Wide range of practice environments

Urgent care -> Hospitals -> Clinics -> Work abroad

Diverse subspecialties

Cardiology to Complementary Medicine

Passed the American Board of Internal Medicine Certification Exam

Internal Medicine: Definition

Slide9

Acute

Internal Medicine Spectrums

Chronic

Intensive Care Physician

Inpatient

Outpatient

Hospitalist

Primary Care

Academic

*Or any combination of the above

Subspecialist

Slide10

General

Internal Medicine Spectrum

Specialized

Geriatrician

Electrophysiologist

Rheumatologist

Rural Primary Care

*General rule: as you get more specialized, have less individualization of practice

**Family Medicine is that way

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To become a subspecialist, must complete a residency in Internal Medicine first

Internal Medicine Subspecialties

1

3

4

2

1

3

2

1

3

2

Medical School

Residency

(Internal Medicine)

Fellowship

(i.e. Gastro-

enterology

)

Years

Slide12

American Board of Internal Medicine Certified:

Internal Medicine: Subspecialties

Adolescent Medicine

Adult Congenital Heart Disease

Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology

Cardiovascular Disease

Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology

Critical Care Medicine

Endocrinology, Diabetes, & Metabolism

Gastroenterology

Geriatric MedicineHematology

Hospice & Palliative MedicineInfectious DiseaseInterventional CardiologyMedical OncologyNephrologyPulmonary DiseaseRheumatologySleep MedicineSports MedicineTransplant Hepatology

Non-ABIM Certified:

General Internal Medicine

Medical Education

Transplant Infectious Disease

Transitions of Care

Medical Research

Occupational Health

Medical-Legal Interactions

Tropical Medicine

Complementary Medicine

Women’s Health

Headache

To be determined

Slide13

General Internists

AKA Internists

Slide14

Acute care

Inpatient setting/ ICU

MI, stroke, respiratory failure, renal failure, etc.

Chronic disease care

Outpatient setting, nursing home, hospice

DM, HTN, hyperlipidemia, CAD, CHF, COPD, etc.

Adult wellness/checkups

Screening for disease

Counseling on healthy behaviors (smoking, EtOH)

Subspecialty care (organ-system specific)Consultant to other specialties (Surgery, Ob/Gyn)What Do General Internists Do?

Other roles in general medical care for adults

Educator

Director

Advocate

Motivator

Healer

Comforter

Slide15

What Makes a Good General Internist

Enjoys:

Complex problem-solving/working with mindLong term doctor-patient relationshipsA focus on being the front line of medicineActing as head coach/coordinator of care

Variety of disease entities

Slide16

Highly variable

mean patient care hours a week is 49

1Typical Lifestyle

Inpatient (Hospitalist)

Shift work (10-12 hour shifts)

One week on, one week off (26 weeks per year)

12-20

patients per day (20-30

min per patient)

Outpatient (PCP)

10

hour days weekdays15-30 patients per day (~15-20 min per patient)1Medscape Physician Survey Data 2010

Slide17

Salary Data

Overall Median = $212,000

Overall Mean = $195,000Primary Care = $192,000Academic = $175,000Hospitalist = $229,000

MGMA Compensation and Production Survey 2012

General Internal Medicine

Slide18

Satisfaction Data

University of Davis study in 2009 surveyed 6590 US physicians, had 53% response rate

1 Pediatric emergency

2 Geriatric medicine

3 Dermatology

4 Pediatrics

5 Internal medicine and pediatrics

6 Other pediatric subspecialty

7 Neonatal and

perinatal medicine8 Allergy and immunology9 Child and adolescent psychiatry10 Radiation oncology11 Cardiovascular diseases

12 Medical oncology13 Ophthalmology14 Occupational medicine

15 Hospitalists16 Physical medicine and rehabilitation17 Psychiatry18 Otolaryngology19 Other medical subspecialty20 Critical care internal medicine21 Endocrinology, diabetes22 Urology23 Gastroenterology24 Infectious diseases25 Pulmonary diseases

Slide19

Satisfaction Data

2 Geriatric medicine

5 Internal medicine and pediatrics

Allergy and immunology

11 Cardiovascular diseases

12 Medical oncology

14 Occupational medicine

15 Hospitalists

19 General Internal Medicine

20 Critical care internal medicine

21 Endocrinology, diabetes

23 Gastroenterology24 Infectious diseases25 Pulmonary diseases34 Other medical subspecialtyUniversity of Davis study in 2009 surveyed 6590 US physicians, had 53% response rate

13/25

Slide20

Main Organizations

American College of Physicians (ACP)

Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM)Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM)Each subspecialty has its own national organization

Each organization has its own annual national meeting

Slide21

Popular Journals

Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)

New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM)Annals of Internal MedicineArchives of Internal MedicineAmerican Journal of Medicine

Journal of General Internal Medicine (JGIM)

Slide22

Subspecialties

Slide23

ABIM Certified:

Internal Medicine: Subspecialties

Adolescent Medicine

Adult Congenital Heart Disease

Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology

Cardiovascular Disease

Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology

Critical Care Medicine

Endocrinology, Diabetes, & Metabolism

Gastroenterology

Geriatric MedicineHematology

Hospice & Palliative MedicineInfectious DiseaseInterventional CardiologyMedical OncologyNephrologyPulmonary DiseaseRheumatologySleep MedicineSports MedicineTransplant Hepatology

Non-ABIM Certified:

General Internal Medicine

Medical Education

Transplant Infectious Disease

Transitions of Care

Medical Research

Occupational Health

Medical-Legal Interactions

Tropical Medicine

Headache

To be determined

Slide24

Allergy/immunology

Cardiology

Endocrinology

Gastroenterology

General internal medicine

Hematology/oncology

Infectious disease

Nephrology

Pulmonary/critical care

RheumatologyFellowships

Addiction medicine

Adolescent medicine

Geriatrics

Hospice & palliative care

Sleep medicine

Sports medicine

Women’s health

Traditional

Emerging

Slide25

Relative Competitiveness

Slide26

Fellowship

Length

Practice

Environment

Hours

Salary*

Procedures

Allergy/ Immunology

2 years

Predominately outpatient

Office (

Outpt) hours195KAllergen skin tests, desensitizationsCardiology3-4 yearsInpatient/OutpatientLong inpt hrs

with call balanced with

outpt

office

hrs

400K

Percutaneous

coronary angioplasty, echocardiograms, stress tests, etc.

Electrophysiology

1

additional year on Cards

Inpatient/Outpatient

More

routine than cardiologist, mostly

outpt

procedures

450K

EP studies

Endocrinology

2 years

Predominately outpatient

Outpt hours with minimal inpt consults200KThyroid biopsyGastro-enterology3 yearsInpatient/OutpatientLong inpt

hrs with call balanced with outpt office hrs405KEGDs, Colonoscopys, Liver biopsy, ERCP, etc.Geriatrics1 yearPredominately outpatientPredominately outpt hrs, with inpt consults185KMOCAs, SLUMS

Heart Failure/Txp1 yearMore outpatientMore routine than cardiologist, mostly outpt, with inpt consults?EchocardiogramsHeme/Onc3 yearsMore outpatient

Outpt office

hrs, some inpt hrs with call320KChemotherapy administrationHospice/Palliative Care1 yearMostly outpatientOutpt hours with call180KParacentesis, thoracentesisInfectious Disease

2 years

More outpatientGenerally long hours due to combination of

outpt hrs and

inpt consults

160KAnoscopy

Nephrology3 years

Inpatient/Outpatient

Generally long hours due to combination of

outpt

hrs

/dialysis management and

inpt

consults and call

260K

Dialysis, catheter placement,

kidney biopsies, etc.

Pulmonary

/ Critical Care

3 years

Predominately

inpatient

Long

inpt

hrs

, predominately in shifts (some nights)

275K

Intubation,

tPA

adminstration

, bronchoscopy, etc.

Rheumatology

2

years

Predominately outpatient

Outpt

hours with minimal

inpt

consults

220K

Joint

aspirations, immunosuppressive therapy

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Have fewer trainees due to:more esoteric level of interest

lack of ACGME funding, so can be balanced with some clinical duties

vanguard of medical professionOther Fellowships

Slide28

1 year in length

Board certification available

Can be done after IM, FP, and psychiatry residenciesMain disease entities:Alcohol

Illicit drugs

Tobacco

Addiction Medicine

Slide29

1-3 years in length

Board certification given jointly by ABIM and ABP

Main disease entities: substance abuse, eating disorders, acne, STDs, pregnancy, depression, mgmt. of chronic disease that begins in childhood

Practice settings:

High school & university-based clinics

Mobile clinics

Outpatient clinics

Adolescent Medicine

Slide30

2-3 years in length

Training to become academic internist

Two tracks:Clinician-investigator

Clinician-educator

Usually associated with master’s degree (tuition provided)

Only 20-30% clinical time

General Internal Medicine

Slide31

1 year in lengthABIM certification available

Can be done after IM residency or

Pulm/Critical Care fellowshipMost commonly combined with Pulm/CCMain disease entities: sleep apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia

Sleep Medicine

Slide32

1 year in length

Can be done after IM, FP, or

Peds residencyBoard certification availableUsually work closely with orthopedic surgeons

Practice settings:

Outpatient clinic

Team physician

Sports Medicine

Slide33

1-2 years in lengthClinical or academic focus

No board certification available

Main disease entities: breast cancer, uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, menopause, reproductive healthGenerally combined with clinical dutiesWomen’s Health

Slide34

Clinical nutrition

Clinical decision making

Medical informaticsQuality improvement & patient safetyApplied epidemiology (CDC)

Clinical research (NIH, Robert Wood Johnson)

Complementary & alternative medicine

Other Possibilities

Slide35

Take care of older adults as much as you can

Focus M4 electives in following areas:

Cardiology

Pulmonary/critical care

Emergency medicine

Attend Ohio or National ACP Meeting

Get good evaluations in your M3 & M4 medicine clerkships

Be open to all possibilities (no rush to decide!)

Advice for Students

Slide36

www.acponline.orgwww.sgim.org

http://services.aamc.org/careersinmedicine/

www.hospitalmedicine.org/Your faculty advisors!Resources for Further Exploration

Slide37

Questions for Our Panel?

Slide38

Internal Medicine Interest Group

Events:

ACP Ohio October

Subspecialty Panel

November

EKG Workshop for R2s

January

Simulation Lab

February

Match Panel Late March Internal Medicine Experience

Spring ElectiveResearch Projects All YearWatch for emails from your IMIG Officers for more information

Slide39

Internal Medicine Interest Group

ACP Ohio – October 16

th

and 17

th

Poster sessions, didactics, quiz bowl, even political meetings

$65 for students, 1

hr

drive

Subspeciality

Panel - NovemberPanel of various subspecialist for Q&ACardiologists, Gastroenterologists, etc.

Watch for emails from your IMIG Officers for more information

Slide40

Internal Medicine Interest Group

EKG

Workshop - January

Opportunity to practice EKGs prior to Cardiology Exam

Likely will offer again in the Spring prior to clinical rotations (after STEP 1, obviously)

Target audience is R2s

Simulation Lab

– February

Opportunity to learn and practice some skills such as

central line placement, IV’s, ultrasound, intubation.

Very fun and relaxed environment and useful skills that will be used in 3rd yearWatch for emails from your IMIG Officers for more information

Slide41

Internal Medicine Interest Group

Match Panel - Late March

Panel of R4s who have matched explaining process and tips and tricks

Educational experience to give some guidance on what it takes to match into Internal Medicine and how students of

Boonshoft

do it

Internal

Medicine

Experience Elective – Spring

Elective experience in Internal Medicine and IM subspecialties at Kettering Hospital

Paid elective ($200)2 week elective and counts towards the Boonshoft elective requirement

Watch for emails from your IMIG Officers for more information

Slide42

Internal Medicine Interest Group

Research Projects - All Year

This year, tapping the Internal Medicine Research Chief to coordinate research projects

Jehangir

Ansari -

dr.jehangir.ansari@gmail.com

Will identify researchers and tie in students with appropriate projects

Watch for emails from your IMIG Officers for more information

Slide43

How to Choose a Medical Specialty

(3

rd edition) by Anita Taylor.The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Medical Specialty (2nd edition) by Brian Freeman.

Physician compensation data. http://www.acponline.org/private/pmc/physcomp_data.htm

References