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The Texas Chapter of the American College of Physicians is the professional home of more than 9,000 internal medicine physicians, residents and student members practicing and studying across the state Think Local
www.txacp.org
• Connect with Colleagues and Friends
• Annual Scientific Meeting
• Internal Medicine Advocacy
• Resident/Medical Student Competition
• Special Interest Committees
• General Internal Medicine Statewide Preceptorship
• Internal Medicine Advocacy Medical Student Resident
• Funding and Awards

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www.acponline.org/membership/join
Be part of your Texas Chapter, join today!

01/19/2026

🏛️ ACP Leadership Day 2026 is Coming!

Join fellow internal medicine physicians, residents, and students in Washington, DC, for ACP Leadership Day, happening May 12–13, 2026.

This two-day advocacy event gives ACP members the tools and opportunity to speak directly with lawmakers about the issues that matter most to internal medicine. You’ll receive advocacy training, policy updates, congressional briefings, and time to meet with your state’s delegation.

✈️ Travel Funding Available
Texas ACP Services is offering a limited number of $1,500 stipends to first-time attending students and residents/fellows to help cover travel costs. Funding is limited and based on availability.

🗓️ Apply by February 1, 2026

🔗 Register:
https://ow.ly/Sv5r50XWw2T

🔗 Apply for travel funding:
https://ow.ly/m3vQ50XWw2S

01/05/2026

🤝 Collaborative Webinar | Updates in Hospital Medicine

ACP chapters across Washington, Texas, Oregon, and British Columbia are partnering for a joint webinar focused on key updates shaping hospital medicine. This fast-paced session highlights recent literature and clinical trends impacting patient care today.

🎤 Featured Speakers:

Allison Brusati, MD – Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Washington School of Medicine; Hospitalist, Harborview Medical Center

Angela Zhou, MD, PhD – Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Washington School of Medicine; Hospitalist, Harborview Medical Center

📅 Thursday, January 15, 2026
🕟 4:30 PM PST
📍 Virtual | Hosted via ACP Washington Zoom

🔗 Register here:
https://ow.ly/HnKv50XQHiY

12/30/2025

📣 Texas ACP Advocacy Spotlight

In the Fall/Winter issue of the Advocates for Internal Medicine Network newsletter, American College of Physicians recognizes Alejandro Moreno and Fabrizia Faustinella for their outstanding advocacy efforts in 2025.

Featured in the “Why Your Engagement Matters” section, their work highlights the real impact physician advocacy has on shaping health policy, strengthening the voice of internal medicine, and advancing patient-centered care.

👏 Thank you, Alejandro and Fabrizia, for representing Texas and for your continued leadership and commitment to advocacy.

📖 Read the Fall/Winter issue of the Advocates for Internal Medicine Network newsletter:
https://capitolkey.acpmresources.org/

12/18/2025

🥂 Kick off 2026 with TXACP!

Join us for a relaxed, New Year–themed virtual Meet & Greet with Texas internal medicine physicians from across the state. This is a casual space to connect, unwind, and start the year in community.

✨ What’s on the agenda:
• Meet TXACP board members and fellow IM colleagues
• Mix a cocktail or mocktail to enjoy together
• Learn how TXACP supports you — and how to get involved
• Share your ideas on how we can better serve our members, patients, and communities
Whether you’re new to TXACP or a longtime member, you’re invited. Let’s build connection and shape what 2026 looks like — together.
🗓️ January 7, 2026
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
📍 Virtual
🔗 Register here:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/IKBmCrkSSiKJ9JaWQX78RA

11/28/2025

The Internist Starter Pack: fueled by coffee, UpToDate, and endless curiosity. 🩺

Here’s to the problem-solvers, big-picture thinkers, and clinicians who turn complexity into clarity every day.

What would you add to the internist starter pack? Drop your essentials below 👇

11/27/2025

🦃🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from your Texas ACP family!

This time of the year, we’re especially thankful for our incredible internal medicine community — including the students, residents, and physicians who inspire us every day. Thank you for your passion, dedication, and commitment to advancing compassionate care. Wishing you and your family a joyful and restful holiday! 💛

11/26/2025

🔍 Clinical Pearl: Hyponatremia

MYTH: “All hyponatremia should be corrected quickly to avoid complications.”
FACT: Rapid correction can cause osmotic demyelination syndrome. The safest approach is to correct sodium slowly—generally no more than 8–10 mEq/L in 24 hours—and always tailor the rate to the patient’s symptom severity and chronicity.

Pearl:
Always check serum osmolality, urine osmolality, and urine sodium early. These three tests often reveal the underlying cause faster than anything else.

Stay tuned for next week’s Texas ACP Clinical Pearl!

11/25/2025

Join Texas ACP in recognizing National Hospice and Home Care Month this November! As internists, we recognize the vital role of hospice and home care in supporting quality of life and compassionate medicine. 💙 This month, we celebrate the teams who make healing happen beyond hospital walls and honor the dedicated professionals who bring comfort, dignity, and care to patients and families when it matters most. 🫂

11/14/2025

For this week's , we're revisiting 1895, when German experimental physicist Wilhelm Roentgen accidentally discovered X-rays while experimenting with cathode rays! 🩻 The first image? His wife's hand--complete with wedding ring! 💍🦴 From bones to chest films, his discovery continues to guide every diagnosis we make.

11/12/2025

But what if we also ended with a moment of gratitude?

“Gratitude Rounds” are a simple, evidence-based way to build resilience and connection in clinical teams. Studies show that regular gratitude reflection can:
✨ Improve team morale
✨ Reduce burnout
✨ Enhance empathy
✨ Strengthen communication

How it works is simple: before you wrap up your day or sign out from service, take a few seconds to name one positive moment — a patient’s smile, a teaching pearl, a good save, or a kind word from a colleague.

Try it with your team this week, and notice how it shifts the tone at the end of a long day.

💬 What’s one thing that went right for you today? Share it below.

11/09/2025

🩺 Student Poster Presentations! 📊

We’re so proud of our student doctors for showcasing their hard work, curiosity, and dedication through this year’s poster presentations! Each project reflected a deep commitment to advancing knowledge, improving patient care, and exploring new ideas in medicine. It was inspiring to see the passion and innovation our future physicians bring to research and discovery. The future of medicine is in great hands! 🌟👏🏽

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Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

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