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    Tips Toward Better Clinical Summaries

    June 26, 2016

    “I recently discharged a complex patient from the hospital, and I was shocked to see the poor quality of his clinical summary,” says Erin Sarzynski, MD, MS, of Michigan State University’s Department of Family Medicine.

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    As Summer—and Interns—Roll In, Try a Little Empathy on Your Patients, Colleagues

    June 25, 2016

    It’s July, the month that marks the annual rite of passage for both newly minted physicians starting their internships and somewhat-less-fresh trainees completing their residencies and moving on to the next stage of their professional journey.

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    Who to Blame for Surgical Readmissions?

    June 23, 2016

    When too many surgery patients are readmitted, the hospital can be fined by the federal government - but a new study suggests many of those readmissions are not the hospital's fault. Many readmissions were due to issues like drug abuse or homelessness, the researchers found.

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    Lesson in Improper Allocations, Unaccounted for NP/PA Contributions

    June 22, 2016

    I visited during a hot Florida summer in the mid 1990s and could readily see that the practice was great in most respects. The large multispecialty group had recruited talented hospitalists and had put in place effective operational practices.

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    New Framework for Quality Improvement

    June 19, 2016

    Improving healthcare means taking an efficacious intervention from one setting and effectively implementing it somewhere else. [caption id="attachment_15449" align="alignright" width="300"] Image Credit: Shuttershock.com[/caption] “It is this key element of adapting what works to new settings

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    Applying Military Principles to HM Leadership

    June 19, 2016

    Hospitalists are more than doctors—they are also leaders in their organizations, which is why a new book by retired Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling is relevant to what they do every day.

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    Recognizing Contributions Physician Personalities Make to the Greater Good

    June 18, 2016

    My family and I recently took a spring break trip out west to see a few national parks. During the trip, we stayed on a family ranch in Utah.

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    Does U.S. Healthcare Need More Diverse Leadership?

    June 9, 2016

    Throughout its history, the United States has been a nation of immigrants. From the early colonial settlements to the mid-20th century, most immigrants came from Western European countries.

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    Public Opinion about Healthcare Reform Becomes More Positive

    May 29, 2016

    The Affordable Care Act has been law for six years, and during that time, 20 million uninsured nonelderly Americans have been able to acquire health insurance.

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    Tips for Improving Early Discharge Rates

    May 29, 2016

    Discharging patients before noon has many advantages: It creates open beds to accommodate the surge in admissions in the afternoon and helps minimize the bottleneck in system-wide patient flow, says Ragu P.

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