Clinical Medicine

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  Subject Areas on Research

  • A CETP polymorphism improves the diagnostic power of clinical examination in patients with cardiovascular disease. 
  • A conversation with Robert Lefkowitz, Joseph Goldstein, and Michael Brown. Interview by Ushma S. Neil and Howard A. Rockman. 
  • A new approach to bridging content gaps in the clinical curriculum. 
  • AAP Presidential Address: The AAP and the transformation of medicine. 
  • Academic medicine can transform health care through clinical research. 
  • Alternative medicine research in clinical practice: a US national survey. 
  • Are clinicians correct when they believe they are correct? Implications for medical decision support. 
  • CAM providers' messages to conventional medicine: a qualitative study. 
  • Clear writing, clear thinking and the disappearing art of the problem list. 
  • Clinical reasoning in the real world is mediated by bounded rationality: implications for diagnostic clinical practice guidelines. 
  • Collaborations in the development and validation of imaging biomarkers. 
  • Effectiveness of topic-specific infobuttons: a randomized controlled trial. 
  • Empirical research on informed consent. An annotated bibliography. 
  • Feasibility and potential clinical usefulness of a computerized severity of illness measure. 
  • Genomic medicine: bringing biomarkers to clinical medicine. 
  • Genomics and clinical medicine: rationale for creating and effectively evaluating animal models. 
  • Infobuttons and classification models: a method for the automatic selection of on-line information resources to fulfill clinicians' information needs. 
  • Juries and justice: are malpractice and other personal injuries created equal? 
  • Local influenza-like illness surveillance at a university health system during the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic. 
  • Metabolic Syndrome and Associated Diseases: From the Bench to the Clinic. 
  • Methods for the analysis and assessment of clinical databases: the clinician's perspective. 
  • Multifaceted evaluation to meet present and future goals. 
  • Object detectability at increased ambient lighting conditions. 
  • Optimal learning in a virtual patient simulation of cranial nerve palsies: the interaction between social learning context and student aptitude. 
  • Organizational improvements to enhance modern clinical epidemiology. 
  • Perspective: Whither the problem list? Organ-based documentation and deficient synthesis by medical trainees. 
  • Pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics: recent developments, their clinical relevance and some ethical, social, and legal implications. 
  • Religion, spirituality and medicine in Australia: research and clinical practice. 
  • Resident utilization of information technology. 
  • Resolving Malpractice Disputes: Imaging the Jury's Shadow 
  • S.1232: A Late Entry in the Race for Malpractice Reform 
  • Synergies and distinctions between computational disciplines in biomedical research: perspective from the Clinical andTranslational Science Award programs. 
  • The American Heart Association's recommendations for expanding the applications of existing and future clinical registries: a policy statement from the American Heart Association. 
  • The art of observation: William Osler and the method of Zadig. 
  • The clinician as investigator: participating in clinical trials in the practice setting. 
  • The clinician as investigator: participating in clinical trials in the practice setting: Appendix 1: fundamentals of study design. 
  • The clinician as investigator: participating in clinical trials in the practice setting: Appendix 2: statistical concepts in study design and analysis. 
  • The integration of molecular diagnostics with therapeutics. Implications for drug development and pathology practice. 
  • Translating genomic biomarkers into clinically useful diagnostics. 
  • Use of SNOMED CT to represent clinical research data: a semantic characterization of data items on case report forms in vasculitis research. 
  • Working group 8: Defining the different types of cardiovascular specialists and developing a new model for training general clinical cardiologists. 
  • לְדוֹר וָדוֹר. 
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  Keywords of People

  • Patil, Sunita, Assoc Dir, Research Operations, Duke Clinical & Translational Science Institute
  • Richesson, Rachel L, Associate Professor in the School of Nursing, School of Nursing