RJIM
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Researchers' Journal of Internal Medicine is a non-profit research journal that restructures scientific publishing to put the power in the hands of researchers and readers using a novel honorarium model.
In RJIM: A majority of patients in #InternalMedicine resident clinic may be good candidates for SGLTI therapy, as identified by a pharmacist driven data analytics intervention
#IM #Nephrology #pharmacy
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#IM #Nephrology #pharmacy
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Analysis of Utilization of Sodium-Glucose Cotransporter 2 Inhibitors in Patients with Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease within a Primary Care Setting
Background
The 2022 KDIGO guidelines now recommend the initiation of sodium glucose-cotransporter 2 inhibitors (SGLT2i) in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and type 2 diabetes (T2D) with an...
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January 21, 2026 at 12:35 PM
In RJIM: A majority of patients in #InternalMedicine resident clinic may be good candidates for SGLTI therapy, as identified by a pharmacist driven data analytics intervention
#IM #Nephrology #pharmacy
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#IM #Nephrology #pharmacy
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New in RJIM: PubMed articles attributed to medical students rose 1,329% from 2012–2022. But 1 in 4 were never cited, and pay-to-publish rates quadrupled. Are we chasing quantity over quality?
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#MedEd #MedStudent #RJIM #MedSky
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Trends in Medical Student-Authored Publications, 2012-2022
Medical student research has dramatically increased over the last ten years
The quality of medical student research has remained relatively stable over the last ten years
Medical student research pers...
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August 5, 2025 at 6:26 PM
New in RJIM: PubMed articles attributed to medical students rose 1,329% from 2012–2022. But 1 in 4 were never cited, and pay-to-publish rates quadrupled. Are we chasing quantity over quality?
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#MedEd #MedStudent #RJIM #MedSky
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#MedEd #MedStudent #RJIM #MedSky
New in RJIM: ARDS patients had lower mortality when transferred to ECMO centers, even with the same ICU team. Suggests system-level benefits beyond ECMO.
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#ARDS #ECMO #CriticalCare #RJIM #EMIMCC
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Outcomes in COVID-19 ARDS: A Cohort Study Comparing Patients Transferred to an ECMO Center and Patients at a Community Hospital
In this retrospective cohort study examining patients with COVID-19 ARDS treated by one intensivist group in both the community center and those transferred to an ECMO referral center, mortality was s...
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August 3, 2025 at 2:52 PM
New in RJIM: ARDS patients had lower mortality when transferred to ECMO centers, even with the same ICU team. Suggests system-level benefits beyond ECMO.
Read more: www.rjmedicine.org/publications...
#ARDS #ECMO #CriticalCare #RJIM #EMIMCC
Read more: www.rjmedicine.org/publications...
#ARDS #ECMO #CriticalCare #RJIM #EMIMCC
RJIM is now registered with Crossref. Every publication will be given a DOI through Crossref, linking them to the global research community
March 24, 2025 at 5:09 PM
RJIM is now registered with Crossref. Every publication will be given a DOI through Crossref, linking them to the global research community
March 20, 2025 at 5:38 PM