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Aug 26, 2024 | news.cuanschutz.edu | Mark Harden |Tayler Shaw

For nearly a quarter century, Steven Johnson, MD, has been hopping on planes once a month, flying across Colorado to treat people living with HIV at a pair of clinics far from the big city. He figures he’s made about 200 round trips between Denver and Grand Junction and 100 journeys to Durango. “Initially it was on turboprops,” Johnson says with a smile about his many rides over the Rockies.

Jul 18, 2024 | news.cuanschutz.edu | Karolin Luger |Greg Glasgow |Tayler Shaw |Mark Harden

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Jun 14, 2024 | news.cuanschutz.edu | Mark Harden |Tayler Shaw

Annie Moore, MD, MBA, is passionate about the clinical care experience of patients – and now she is the inaugural holder of a new endowed chair devoted to improving that experience. Moore – professor of clinical practice in the Division of General Internal Medicine of the University of Colorado Department of Medicine – was recently named the holder of the Brown/Moore Endowed Chair for Excellence in the Patient Experience.

Jun 3, 2024 | news.cuanschutz.edu | Tayler Shaw

Three CU Department of Medicine chief medical residents explained the benefits and risks of direct-to-consumer advertising in the digital age.

May 20, 2024 | news.cuanschutz.edu | Mark Harden |Tayler Shaw

What happens to patients when they’re transferred from one hospital to another has not been well studied, and national guidelines to standardize transfer procedures are lacking, says a University of Colorado Department of Medicine faculty member and hospitalist. But what is known about inter-hospital transfers is troubling enough: Patients moved between acute-care hospitals often experience worse clinical outcomes and higher costs than other patients with similar conditions.