JAMA Internal Medicine Author Interviews

Roy Perlis, MD, MSc, and Rochelle Walensky, MD, MPH, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and former CDC Director, discuss the potential for AI deployment in health care to adversely impact women physicians, and why simply avoiding these technologies is not a realistic response. Related Content: Will Women Physicians Face an AI Gap? Women, Medicine, and AI

Interview with Paul I. Musey Jr, MD, MS, author of Telehealth Treatment of Anxiety in Patients With Low-Risk Chest Pain in the Emergency Department: The PACER Randomized Clinical Trial, and Jeffrey A. Kline, MD, author of Anxiety and Chest Pain—Taming the Other Elephant. Hosted by Ilana Richman, MD MHS. Related Content: Telehealth Treatment of Anxiety in Patients With Low-Risk Chest Pain in the Emergency Department Anxiety and Chest Pain—Taming the Other Elephant

Interview with Romi Haas, MPH, PhD author of Management of Shoulder Pain in Primary Care: A Review and Michael A Incze, MD, MSEd, Reviewing Editor of JAMA Internal Medicine. Hosted by Eve Rittenberg, MD. Related Content: Management of Shoulder Pain in Primary Care

Interview with Lauren A. Eberly, MD, MPH author of MUTTON -HF (Medically Utilized Tailored Traditional foods to Optimize Nutrition in Heart Failure): A Randomized Trial of an Indigenous Food is Medicine Intervention and Kurt Hager, MD author of Medically Tailored Meals and Heart Failure: A New Benchmark in Care. Hosted by Eve Rittenberg, MD Related Content: An Indigenous Food Is Medicine Intervention Lessons From a Community-Designed Meal Program for Heart Failure

Interview with Jacob E. Kurlander, MD, MS, author of Multilevel Stewardship Intervention for Use of Anticoagulation-Antiplatelet Therapy, and C. Seth Landefeld, MD, author of Deprescribing Inappropriate Medicines Across a Health System—Can We Improve the Care of Both Patients and Physicians? Hosted by Ilana Richman, MD. Related Content: Multilevel Stewardship Intervention for Use of Anticoagulation-Antiplatelet Therapy Deprescribing Inappropriate Medicines Across a Health System—Can We Improve the Care of Both Patients and Physicians?