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This section houses resources and tools for internal medicine faculty and staff.  Like a toolbox, the Resources and Data section is your go-to source for administrative resources, education and evaluation tools, faculty development material, and benchmark data.

 Featured Resource

SIMPLE

The Simulated Internal Medicine Patient Learning Experience (SIMPLE) is a comprehensive Internet-based learning program for use by core internal medicine clerkship students. SIMPLE's 36 interactive virtual patient cases are designed to comprehensively cover the CDIM-Society for General Internal Medicine (SGIM) Core Medicine Clerkship Curriculum.

SIMPLE is designed to supplement traditional clerkship teaching and patient care activities. It provides medical students and clerkship directors access to peer-reviewed learning materials that provide a solid foundation in internal medicine medical knowledge appropriate to the core clerkship student.

 

 Section Highlights
APDIM E-Learning Task Force Consumer Report: Best Openly Available E-learning Websites for Self-Teaching
The APDIM E-Learning Task Force has identified excellent websites for self-learning.
Position Descriptions
High-quality position descriptions provide a roadmap for employee excellence. Creating guidelines and clear expectations are the first steps toward success. Use these samples for tips and ideas on writing effective job descriptions.
Residents as Teachers Curriculum
The six modules emphasize the teaching of medical students, though they can be applied to other learners as well. Each module includes a brief (10 to 15 minute) introductory PowerPoint presentation that highlights the key teaching strategies. Modules are supplemented with additional cases or teaching tools, which can be used to expand the experience to the needs of the program while allowing maximal flexibility.
Practice Improvement Module (PIM) Support
PIMs allow individual physicians or groups of practitioners to document their involvement in a clinical quality improvement project.
2008 APDIM Survey Results
Data collected through the survey is used to shape organization policies and initiatives.
 
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