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That time of year when NY IM educators gather to share, learn, & be inspired. #MedEd #IMproud @NewYorkACP @DOMSinaiNYC 🎤 Phenomenal keynote by Dr. Tamara Goldberg @taminatorMD Mission-driven care starts early — in med school & residency.
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Hospitalists & chiefs facilitating case-based, unfolding discussions on sepsis & septic shock, incorporating the new 2026 Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines @AndrilliJ @msmw_medchiefs
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Timely panel on visas for medical trainees: immigration law experts + PD voices = rich discussion. 🌍 Takeaway: hope (J-1 moonlighting now allowed ✅) + ongoing need for advocacy from education leaders. @AndrilliJ
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🎓💡 Grateful to Stephen Knoll for breaking down the true costs and value of GME. From DME & IME to setting goals on funding, training costs, and impact — a masterclass in why hospitals must see GME as both mission and business. #MedEd #GME #HealthCareFinance @gosorio
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📚 #GME is always evolving—and the Greater New York Hospital Association (GNYHA) keeps us updated through their GME Bulletin, Digest, and Data Brief. #MedEd @GNYHA @gosorio
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💬 Take-home: GME policy, regulation, and data are not abstract—they directly shape who we train, how we teach, and how our patients receive care. #MedEd
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🔎 Why it matters: •Visa & permit rules impact the IM workforce pipeline •CMS policy shifts affect how we teach & fund residents •Match data tells us who is entering our system and how well the pipeline is holding up
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📊 GME Data Brief (Spring 2025): Spotlight on matched osteopathic (DO) residents since the Single Accreditation System. 👉 More DO graduates are entering residency each year, strengthening the physician pipeline.
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📰 GME Digest: CMS proposed changes to the Physician Fee Schedule, with big implications for teaching physician policy. 👉 Includes updates on NRMP’s 2025 Main Residency Match—Match rate for seniors was ~99.4%!
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📰 GME Bulletin: Recent focus on amendments to the “12-Week Rule” & Limited Permit Regulations. 👉 These changes directly affect how international medical graduates (IMGs) and trainees transition into programs.
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🏛️ The duality of advocacy, as narrated by Dr. Todd Simon and Loretta Ponesse at @NYRAIME •Capitol Hill is slow, arduous, and incremental. •Yet, advocacy can be as simple as walking in and talking directly to your legislators. @gosorio
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3️⃣ Invest in Public Health, Research, and Workforce Reject arbitrary cuts to agencies like CDC, HRSA, AHRQ, NIH. 👉 Preserve funding: $500M for AHRQ, $11.6B for CDC, $10.5B for HRSA, $51.3B for NIH.
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🔑 2025 ACP Leadership Day – Top 3 Priorities: 1️⃣ Support H.R. 879 – Medicare Patient Access & Practice Stabilization Act. 👉 Stops the 2.83% cut in Medicare payments & provides a 2% bump for the rest of 2025.
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2️⃣ Protect Medicaid Coverage – safeguard policies ensuring access to care for our most vulnerable patients.
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🌟 Take-home: Advocacy isn’t extra. It’s central to who we are as internists, & it starts from day one of training. #Advocacy
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🚧 Barriers to teaching advocacy in IM training? •Faculty expertise •Faculty time
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🍲 Community service is more than outreach—it’s where people come for a hot meal, human connection, dignity.
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Annual update from the Greater New York Hospital Association @GNYHA to NYRAIME2024 attendees by Tim Johnson and Cassandra Pineda @DOMSinaiNYC @nycgov @SinghVMedEd @JaredHonigman
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Our President @gosorio and secretary Sue Collin’s tag teaming to feed internal Medicine Program Directors this morning
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