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State of Hospital Medicine Report: Pre-Order Yours Today

Recruiting and retaining hospitalists are major challenges for hospital medicine groups across the country, and the State of Hospital Medicine report can be the roadmap for helping them keep the hospitalists they need.

The State of Hospital Medicine, available in September from SHM, provides a comprehensive data set on compensation and productivity for hospitalists across the country—and across sub-specialties in HM. Using data from the State of Hospital Medicine report, hospitalists everywhere compare their own compensation strategies against those in their region and throughout the U.S.

The latest issue, published by SHM every other year, will be available later this month but can be pre-ordered today. For more information, or to pre-order, visit www.hospitalmedicine.org/sohm.

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  • Keys to Successful Hospitalist Co-Management Programs

    September 2, 2014

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