Research
Combined residents are required to present a scholarly project during
their final year of training. Residents work closely with a faculty
member to develop a project which, in many cases, has resulted in a
regional or national presentation.
During their senior "Research
Day," combined and categorical internal medicine residents present
their project. We are pleased that the combined residents have been
recognized for the quality of their work in this setting. Thus far we
have had two combined residents present their research projects as
posters at the National ACP meeting.
- 2005 – Third Place – Research
Day
Christopher P. Dowd, D.O.
“Ten Years Later: Graduate & Faculty Perspectives
on the Eastern Virginia Medical School’s Combined IM and FM
Residency Program”
- 2005 – National ACP
Presentation
Christopher P. Dowd, D.O.
“An Emerging Infectious Disease Threat: MRSA in the Office”
- 2004 - First Place - Research
Day
Wendy Coling, M.D.
"Obesity: Can My Doctor Help?"
- 2003 - First Place - Research
Day
Melissa Asuncion, M.D.
"Use of Combivir in HIV+ Pregnant Women: A Retrospective Analysis"
- 2002 - Second Place - Research
Day
R. Craig Netzer, M.D.
"The Effect of a Pre-printed Patient Template on Coding"
- 2001 - First Place - Research
Day
Kimberly Smith, M.D.
"Tools to Evaluate Peripheral Neuropathy in Patients with Diabetes
Mellitus"
- 2001 - National ACP
Presentation
Jonathan Siegel, M.D.
"The Effect of a Legislative Mandate on Preferences and Practices
for Colon Cancer Screening in Average Risk Patients Over Age 50"
- 2000 - Third Place - Research
Day
Bentley Crabtree, M.D.
"The Effect of Amitriptyline on Appetite Stimulation and Weight Gain
in the Setting of the Anorexia/Cachexia Syndrome in Cancer Patients"
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