Larry Beresford
- News- Reducing Unnecessary Medical Resources as Quality Initiative- February 15, 2012- “Waste” reduction an expanding target for hospitalists 
- News- Hospitalist/Palliative-Care Collaboration Aims to Reduce Readmissions- February 1, 2012- Wisconsin hospital sees positive changes since implementing Project BOOST tools 
- News- Hospitalist/Nurse Collaboration Drives Multidisciplinary Rounding- January 27, 2012- Preliminary data from a multidisciplinary patient rounding system shows higher patient satisfaction, positive feedback from staff. 
- News- Adverse Events and Rural Discharges- January 27, 2012- The Center on Patient Safety at Florida State University College of Medicine in Tallahassee has been awarded a grant from the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to study adverse events during the three weeks following hospital discharge, both for urban patients and those returning to rural settings. 
- News- Hand Hygiene Makes Headlines- January 27, 2012- Multiple efforts aim to raise awareness about hand hygiene in health facilities. 
- News- By the Numbers: 57- January 27, 2012- Percentage of responding physicians who say they are using electronic health records 
- News- CMS Awards First Care-Transition Coalition Grants- January 18, 2012- Hospitalists should look for ways to participate in federal program, reduce rehospitalization rates 
- News- Seven-Day Schedule Could Improve Hospital Quality, Capacity- January 5, 2012- A new study evaluating outcomes for hospitals participating in the American Heart Association’s Get with the Guidelines program found no correlation between high performance on adhering to measures and care standards for acute myocardial infarction and for heart failure despite overlap between the sets of care processes. 
- News- A Multidisciplinary Example- January 4, 2012- Hospitalists should model successful discharges, quality expert says 
- News- Proactive Approaches Can Mitigate Dangerous Transitions into Hospitals- December 21, 2011- Help stave off repeat hospital visits by engaging in frank discussions with the patient or nursing-home facility staff about the goals of care