Senior Scholarship Day is an annual event held in the spring to showcase graduating seniors' scholarly work in the area of research, QI, and medical education
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Senior Scholarship Day includes oral and poster presentations. The audience chooses recipients for three awards: Impact, Innovation, and Presentation Style.
Senior Scholarship Day 2023
CLass of 2024
Oral Presenter
Abstract Title
Jason Castaneda, MD
Incidence and Predictors of Long-term Hypnotic Use among Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Teaching a Health Equity Framework through Viral Hepatitis Case Discussions: An Educational Approach
Teaching a Health Equity Framework through Viral Hepatitis Case Discussions: An Educational Approach
Teaching a Health Equity Framework through Viral Hepatitis Case Discussions: An Educational Approach
Rebecca S. Gold, MD, MAS
Advancing equity in breast cancer screening among immigrant East African women in Seattle, WA: a focus-group study
Rini Kasinathan, MD, PhD
Association of unhealthy alcohol use reported in routine outpaitient screening within 30-day hospital readmission risk
Association of unhealthy alcohol use reported in routine outpatient screening with 30-day hospital readmission risk
Association of unhealthy alcohol use reported in routine outpatient screening with 30-day hospital readmission riskAssociation of unhealthy alcohol use reported in routine outpatient screening with 30-day hospital readmission risk
Association of unhealthy alcohol use reported in routine outpatient screening with 30-day hospital readmission risk
Gena Lenti, MD
Development and Evaluation of a Patient Discharge Skills Curriculum for Senior Residents
George Mo, MD
Phenotypic Analysis of Baseline T cell Subsets and Third Generation CD20 Targeted CAR T cell Products for Treatment of Relapsed/Refractory Follicular Lymphoma
Smoking and Alcohol Consumption and Risk of Incident Diverticulitis in Women
Smoking and Alcohol Consumption and Risk of Incident Diverticulitis in Women
Khushboo Pal, MD
Identification of factors to predict low risk febrile neutropenia admissions in patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) following intensive chemotherapy
Cass GG Sunga, MD
Urinary Na:K Excretion and the Risk of Cardiovascular Events in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease
Maresa Woodfield, MD
Opportunities for prevention: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia (PJP) among cancer patients
Matt Wu, MD, MBA
Predictors of cardiac recovery in acute myeloid leukemia patients who develop heart failure during treatment
reAsearch Mentor Award
To recognize the dedication and expertise of our mentors, the University of Washington Internal Medicine Residency Program gives one Research Mentor Award annually. Residency program leaders select the recipient from among resident-nominated candidates.
The IM Residency Program recognizes and values excellent mentorship, which is central to the success of resident scholarship. These model mentors help residents identify and achieve personal goals by investing effort that fosters productivity and career advancement.
