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CONTRIBUTIONS
Presentations and Outcomes of Severe Cardiac Complications in COVID-19:
Rhode Island Experience
Arkadiy Finn, MD, FACP, FHM
Atin Jindal, MD
Vijairam Selvaraj, MD, FACP, FHM
Nicole Authelet, PA-C
Ned H. Gutman, MD
Kwame Dapaah-Afriyie, MD, MBA, FACP, SFHM, FGCPS
Thrombosis in COVID-19: A Narrative Review of Current Literature and Inpatient Management
Andrew Hsu, MD
Sarah Ohnigian, MD
Augustus Chang, MD
Yuchen Liu, MD
Adam S. Zayac, MD
Adam J. Olszewski, MD
John L. Reagan, MD
Seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 among Internal Medicine Residents
at a Major Academic Medicine Residency Program
Matthew Murphy, MD, MPH
Wei Sum Li, MD
Bethany Gentilesco, MD
Emily Toma, BA
Siena C. Napoleon, MPH
Breton Roussel, MD
Michaela A. Maynard, MPH, MSN, NP-C, WHNP-BC
Shaolei Lu, MD
Philip A. Chan, MD, MS
Epidemiology and Clinical Characteristics of Emergency Department Patients
with COVID-19 in a Rhode Island Healthcare System
Sonya Naganathan, MD, MPH
Marcelo Paiva, MPP
Luke Soliman, MTS
Siraj Amanullah, MD, MPH
Adam R. Aluisio, MD, MSc, DTM&H
Alicia E. Genisca, MD
Where Are They Now? Charting Careers for 32 Years
of
New England Surgical Society Podium Presentation Winners
Erin White, MD, MBS
Shawn Ahn
Thomas Miner, MD
Walter Longo, MD, MBA
Peter Yoo, MD |
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CASE REPORTS
Flip Your Perspective: Dextrocardia and its Effect on Monitoring and Management
Kenneth John, MD
Taif Mukhdomi, MD
Mark C. Kendall, MD
Geoffrey Hayward, MD
Subdural Hygroma: A Rare Complication of a Common Brain Malformation
Matthew J. Hagan, BS, MD’22
J. Kyle Volpe, MD
A Case of Multiple Organ Disseminated Cryptococcosis
Rebecca Masel, MD
Karl Herman, MD
Kwame Dapaah-Afriyie, MD, FACP, SHFM
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Invited Essays
Reflections on the 2020–2021 IM residency interview season
Dominick Tammaro, MD, MACP
Match reflections: looking back, looking ahead
The power of shared, collective experiences in residency
Jennifer Jeremiah, MD
Assessing the ophthalmology match through a ‘virtual lens’
Michael E. Migliori, MD, FACS |
PERSPECTIVE
As medical school comes to a close
Amelia B. Warshaw, MD’21
Bedside learning in the time of Corona
Voices of student, fellow and faculty
Giorgina Giampaolo, MD’23
Lewena Maher, MD
Katarzyna Gilek-Seibert, MD |
LETTER TO THE EDITORS
The Rights of Older Adolescents to Consent to Vaccination in Rhode Island
Matthew Lorenz, MD |
POETRY
Tu Fu, Uncle Jack, and Doctoring Epidemics
John McGonigle, MD |
Editorial Cartoon
Coronavirus Mutation Tactics: An Illustrative Hypothesis
Benjamin C. Giller
David E. Mandelbaum, MD, PhD |
Spotlight
Virtual Surgical Observation (VSO) at South County Hospital expands during pandemic
Mary Korr
Kent Hospital’s Drs. Laura Forman and Jinen Thakkar collect medical donations to send to India
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HERITAGE
‘Poetry and the Doctors’
Mary Korr |
WE ARE READ EVERYWHERE
RIMJ Readers' Photos
USS Charleston, Pacific Ocean
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RIMS NEWS [3-page PDF]
Working for You: RIMS Advocacy Activites |
IN THE NEWS [6-page PDF]
AMA releases plan dedicated to embedding racial justice and advancing health equity
New strategy represents three-year roadmap for action, historical reflections on past harms,
and accountability in operationalizing equity and justice
New AMA effort reenvisions a value framework for virtual care
Return on Health will help define and measure all the benefits generated by digitally enabled care
RIH researchers partner in AHEAD study to help prevent early memory loss in AD
Westerly Hospital expands services with robot-assisted surgical system
Providence VA Medical Center increases availability of telehealth services
through launch of Digital Divide Consult
Bradley Hospital receives $10M to establish sleep, circadian rhythms center
Etiometry and the Brown-Lifespan Center for Digital Health announce
research partnership in adult critical care patients
Collaborative effort will collect data within
Rhode Island Hospital and
The Miriam Hospital
to advance clinical decision-support algorithms
South County Health capital improvement projects underway
NAACP launches ‘COVID. KNOW MORE’ initiative empowering Black Americans
Rhode Island to receive $11.4M to bolster mental health and substance use disorder programs |
PEOPLE/PLACES [3-page PDF]
APPOINTMENTS
South County Health announces two to leadership roles
Melissa M. Murphy, MD, named CNE’s Executive Chief of Surgery
Cain Hayes named CEO of Tufts Health Plan and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Anne Schmidt, DNP, appointed Senior Vice President Patient Care Services
and Chief Nursing Officer of The Miriam Hospital
RECOGNITION
South County Health receives two five-star ratings from CMS
Vincent Mor, PhD, honored by Brown University
Taif Mukhdomi, MD, named ASRA 2021 Resident/Fellow of the Year
Paari Gopalakrishnan, MD, MBA, receives honorary degree at Bryant commencement |
OBITUARIES [2-page PDF]
William F. Garrahan, MD
Carl Levick, MD
John H. Moran, MD |
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VIDEOS IN MEDICINE
Tardive Dyskinesia due to Aripiprazole – Joseph H. Friedman, MD
This 66-year-old woman developed involuntary movements about two years prior to this video, after 6 months use of aripiprazole for refractory depression. The aripiprazole was the only dopamine receptor blocking drug she had ever taken, and had been stopped when the movements developed. The movements were probably exacerbated by her chemotherapy-induced dry mouth that began a year prior to the movements. She also had mild choreo-athetoid movements of her feet (not shown in video).The patient was taking cevimeline, valacyclovir, clonazepam, and vilazodone at the time of the video.
Aripiprazole is a second-generation antipsychotic drug that is FDA approved for treating refractory depression. It is known to cause parkinsonism, that is reversible, as well as tardive syndromes, which are usually permanent, and should be used with the same caution as all other anti-psychotic drugs.
Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/539672257
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