Students from the Wayne State University School of Medicine will make up more than one-third of the student projects accepted to the Michigan chapter of the American College of Physicians Annual Scientific Meeting next month.<\/p>\n
Of 84 student posters accepted from the seven allopathic and osteopathic medical schools across the state, 32 of them, or 38%, will be presented by School of Medicine physicians in training. The meeting will be held virtually Oct. 15-18. Students will present in categories that include quality improvement, clinical vignette and research.<\/p>\n
Our students have always been exceedingly active, and the trend is for increased involvement of our students, said Professor of Internal Medicine Diane Levine, M.D., FACP. The joyous thing is, I believe that many of these represent people who are interested in going into Internal Medicine, and this helps advance their career.<\/p>\n
Dr. Levine is the departments vice chair for Education, directs the Internal Medicine Clerkship and advises the Internal Medicine Interest Group at the school of medicine.<\/p>\n
Weve always had wide participation in the American College of Physicians, but I think this year we seem to have done really well in acceptances in the abstract section for students, she said. Im really proud of our students and our faculty who have mentored them.<\/p>\n
This years mentors include recent Wayne State University School of Medicine graduates who are now residents.<\/p>\n
Our students are working collaboratively with residents as well as with faculty, she said. In addition to the usual rare cases and unusual cases, we did also see some aspects of medical error in a couple of these cases, as well as a significant number of fourth-year students participating, which may reflect the new curriculum with early clinical exposure.<\/p>\n
ACP is a national organization of internists, the largest medical specialty organization, and the second-largest physician group in the United States. Its 163,000 members include internists, internal medicine subspecialists, medical students, residents and fellows.<\/p>\n
Students scheduled to present work include:<\/p>\n
Fouad Abdole<\/p>\n
Madeline Adelman<\/p>\n
Abdelwahab Ahmed<\/p>\n
Noel Akioyamen<\/p>\n
Joshua Brady<\/p>\n
Connor Buechler<\/p>\n
Fiona Clowney<\/p>\n
Sawsan Edriss<\/p>\n
Bassem Farah<\/p>\n
Aria Ganz-Waple<\/p>\n
Megan Harrison<\/p>\n
Luke Horton<\/p>\n
Inara Ismailova<\/p>\n
Janice Lau<\/p>\n
Eric Lisznyai<\/p>\n
Lucia Luna Wong<\/p>\n
Ahila Manivannan<\/p>\n
Arif Musa<\/p>\n
Hailey Olds<\/p>\n
Aaron Panicker<\/p>\n
Kelley Park<\/p>\n
Jaya Parulekar<\/p>\n
Dhruvil Patel<\/p>\n
Daniel Quan<\/p>\n
Tyler Russeth<\/p>\n
Siri Sarvepalli<\/p>\n
Vinoja Sebanayagam<\/p>\n
Kathren Shango<\/p>\n
Rebecca Sturgis<\/p>\n
Bhavana Tetali<\/p>\n
Chloe Theeuwes<\/p>\n
David Tran<\/p>\n
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