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A Midwest Partnership
- Marlene Piturro, PhD, MBA
March 2, 2006
HealthPartners in Minnesota helps shape hospital medicine—politely
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Medicare Pays for Performance
March 1, 2006
CMS pays top-performing hospitals in three-year demo project
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The Case of the Perfect Performer
- James S. Newman, MD, FACP
February 2, 2006
Detective Junior Moleray solves insurance fraud cases
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Hospitalists Effects on Outcomes, Costs, Point-of-Care HIV Testing, and More
- Andchad Whelan, MD;
- David Lovinger, MD;
- David Meltzer, MD, PhD;
- Elizabeth Marlow Md;
- Elmer Abbo, MD, JD;
- Nicole Artz, MD
December 1, 2005
Community Teaching
Halasyamani L, Valenstein P, Friedlander M. et al. A comparison of two hospitalist models with traditional care in a community teaching hospital. Am J Med.
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Survey Time
October 1, 2005
Ensure your voice is heard in SHM’s 2005 Productivity and Compensation Survey
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Improving Physician’s Practices
- Burke T. Kealey, MD And Larry Vidrine, MD;
- Coordinating Writer;
- Phyllis Hanlon;
- Project Leaders;
- Shm Benchmarks Committee
September 1, 2005
Hospitals face a range of critical issues and need members of their medical staff to assume a role in addressing them.
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Treating Unassigned Patients
- Coordinating Writer;
- Phyllis Hanlon;
- Shm Benchmarks Committee
September 1, 2005
In the 1970s and 1980s, indigent patients experienced problems at hospital Emergency Departments (EDs) around the country. They were refused care and shuttled to other facilities for services.
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PEDIATRIC SPECIAL SECTION: Sibling Rivalry
- Marlene Piturro, PhD, MBA
September 1, 2005
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta sets a high standard of pediatric hospital care
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Hospitalists Stand Up at AMA and in D.C.
September 1, 2005
SHM aligns with other organizations to make a case for hospitalists
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Hospitalists Recognize and Reward Value
- Ceo;
- Larry Wellikson, MD, FACP;
- Society OF
September 1, 2005
Hospital medicine has arrived at just the right moment for a healthcare delivery system in need of change. Medical errors and cost escalation continue to dominate the headlines.