Katz Journal of Medicine

About the Journal

The Katz Journal of Medicine (KJM) is a peer-reviewed and bias-blind medical-based research journal founded and led by graduate students at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine. The journal seeks to promote quality research and publication with the principal objective of advancing healthcare in a patient-centered manner.

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Current Issue

Volume 1, No. 1.

Published September 1, 2024

The Impact of a Student-Taught Point-of-Care Ultrasound Workshop on Confidence in Medical and Pre-Medical Students: Efficacy of a Student-Led POCUS Workshop

Benjamin Peticca, Dante Puntiel, Matthew Kolansky, Tomas Prudencio

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The Success of Treatment for Osteoarthritis with a Genicular Nerve Block is Associated with Patients’ Body Mass Index: Treatment for Osteoarthritis with a Genicular Nerve Block

Joseph Pitts, Madeline Henry, Anish Sethi, Huaqing Zhao

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Trends in recovery from repeated concussion in collegiate athletes in collision sport

Connor Tom, Isabel Friedenberg, Ryan Schreiter, Dianne Langford

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Katz Journal of Medicine

About the Journal

Volume 1, No. 1.

Table of contents

Original Research

The Impact of a Student-Taught Point-of-Care Ultrasound Workshop on Confidence in Medical and Pre-Medical Students: Efficacy of a Student-Led POCUS Workshop

The Success of Treatment for Osteoarthritis with a Genicular Nerve Block is Associated with Patients’ Body Mass Index: Treatment for Osteoarthritis with a Genicular Nerve Block

Review Article

Trends in recovery from repeated concussion in collegiate athletes in collision sport