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CU DHM Winter 2025 Newsletter

Mar 10, 2025
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We’re excited to announce that our fall newsletter for the University of Colorado Division of Hospital Medicine (DHM) is now live! This edition is packed with exciting updates and highlights from our team’s efforts over the past quarter. Read this issue by clicking through the arrows below or go to the newsletter website. 

About this Issue

Catch up on the latest from the Division of Hospital Medicine (DHM) in our quarterly newsletter! Discover key accomplishments, meet our newest team members, and celebrate recent awards and recognitions. Explore cutting-edge research and articles featuring DHM faculty, and get an inside look at the daily work that drives excellence in patient care, education, and innovation. This quarter’s Winter Spotlight highlights our Diagnostic Excellence Coalition, showcasing our commitment to advancing diagnostic skills in hospital medicine. Plus, stay informed on upcoming events, announcements, and social media highlights!

Winter 2025 Newsletter


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Recent Publications

  • Evaluating Long Term Outcomes Among Hispanic Kidney Transplant Recipients

    Pub Date: 3/7/2025
    Journal: Am J Kidney Dis. 2025 Mar 5:S0272-6386(25)00716-4.
    Authors: Sixto Giusti Susana Arrigain Rocio Lopez Elizabeth Pomfret Lilia Cervantes Jesse D Schold
    PMID: 40054591
    DOI: 10.1053/j.ajkd.2025.01.013
    CONCLUSIONS: Irrespective of citizenship status, Hispanic kidney transplant recipients had lower rates of death and a composite outcome of allograft survival or death compared to NHW recipients. Future research on access to transplantation and rates of CKD progression may be warranted to improve clinical outcomes among individuals of Hispanic ethnicity with kidney disease.

  • The hidden crisis of incarcerated individuals during wildfires

    Pub Date: 3/5/2025
    Journal: Lancet Reg Health Am. 2025 Feb 17;43:101032.
    Authors: Katherine LeMasters Lawrence A Haber
    PMID: 40041795
    PMCID: PMC11876933
    DOI: 10.1016/j.lana.2025.101032
    No abstract

  • The Moderating Effects of Moral Injury and Discrimination Trauma on Women Physician Trainees' Well-Being

    Pub Date: 2/25/2025
    Journal: J Gen Intern Med. 2025 Feb 25.
    Authors: Pari Thibodeau Grace N Bosma Camille J Hochheimer Adnan Syed Nathalie Dieujuste Adrienne Mann Tyra Fainstad
    PMID: 40000525
    DOI: 10.1007/s11606-025-09434-5
    CONCLUSIONS: The results of this secondary analysis emphasize the role moral injury and discrimination play in overall well-being, specifically through the experiences of self-compassion and impostor syndrome. This study calls for early measurement and mitigation efforts of both moral injury and discrimination trauma, which may effect well-being for graduate medical trainees and lessen the impact of our coaching intervention.

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