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Hospitalist, care for thyself
"Can we design workflows, processes, and so forth that reduce low-value work and allow clinicians to spend more of their professional effort on...
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Quick Byte: Trauma care
Lessons learned by the U.S. military in trauma care can be applied in civilian medicine.
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Improving research dissemination among hospitalists
An online journal club can help spread the word.
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The power of policy at HM19
Featured speaker will be Dr. Reena Duseja, acting director of the Quality Measurement and Value-based Incentives Group at CMS.
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The power of health policy
“Both sessions are designed to give attendees an entrée into health policy and explain developments that are happening right now in Washington...
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Quality, value take center stage
“The cost of health care is unsustainable and unaffordable for people, and I want to talk about how Intermountain Healthcare is moving to a...
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Hospitalists on the Hill
Hill Day at HM19 promises to be important and gratifying – and fun too.
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Helping quality improvement teams succeed
A coaching model can create more effective QI efforts.
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New handoff tool can improve safety
It provided a means of enabling standardized transitions to the hospitalist inpatient service.
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Shaping the future of hospital medicine
Dr. Therese Franco wants to generate dialogue around “what matters” in hospital medicine.
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Improving interview skills for hospitalists
One hospital developed a structured interview preparation course.
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Quick Byte: Needle-free injections
A needleless injection system may soon be available to clinicians.
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Benefiting from an egalitarian hospital culture
Change is possible, and it can improve patient outcomes.
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Hospitalist PA and health system leader: Emilie Thornhill Davis
Nurse practitioners and PAs are perfectly set up to integrate into practice in hospital medicine, says Emilie T. Davis, PA-C.
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Meal programs for dual eligibles
Participants in a medically tailored meal program had fewer inpatient admissions and lower medical spending.