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Start Planning Now for Hospital Medicine 2016

Plan your schedule today to attend HM16 in San Diego, March 6-9, 2016.

Hospital Medicine 2016 has been updated to meet the educational needs of hospitalists of all stripes, with new sessions and pre-courses, as well as entirely new tracks on the most cutting-edge topics in the movement.

New tracks planned: post-acute care, health IT for hospitalists, co-management/peri-operative medicine.

Recurring tracks: rapid fire, clinical, young hospitalists, practice management, academic/research, quality, pediatric, potpourri, the doctor-patient relationship.

For an updated list of pre-courses and other sessions, visit Hospital Medicine 2016. Register by Jan. 11, 2016, to save $50.

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    Society of Hospital Medicine Awards, Committee, Board Nominations Due October 16

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