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    Transitioning Pediatric Patients with Chronic Conditions

    • Weijen Chang, MD, SFHM

    January 27, 2012

    Forward thinking and clear communication are the keys to safe, worry-free transitions

  • News

    What Is the Appropriate Use of Antibiotics In Acute Exacerbations of COPD?

    • J. Daniel Markley, DO; 
    • Joshua Labrin, MD; 
    • Kelly Cunningham Sponsler, MD

    January 27, 2012

    Antibiotics are not recommended as empiric therapy for all patients with AECOPD

  • News

    Resume Red Flags

    • Lisa Ryan

    January 27, 2012

    Recognize warning signs, mitigate damage, and promote your positives

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    IPAB is Medicare’s New Hammer for Spending Accountability

    • Christopher Guadagnino, PhD

    January 27, 2012

    The Independent Payment Advisory Board will have the authority to cut Medicare provider spending to keep it below a cap, with unprecedented autonomy.

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    Healthcare Legislative Advocacy Isn’t Above Your Pay Grade

    January 27, 2012

    It's imperative for hospitalists to educate, advocate, and lead in healthcare.

  • News

    The Five-Day Blues: A New Delineation for Late-Onset Central-Line Infections

    • Bryn Nelson, PhD

    January 5, 2012

    New study finds that infection rates rise dramatically after the fifth day post-insertion

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    A Winnable Battle

    • Bryn Nelson, PhD

    December 21, 2011

    Hospitalists are well-positioned to lead measured, team approaches to snuff out common hospital-acquired infections

  • News

    Reconciliation Act

    • Gretchen Henkel

    December 21, 2011

    “Med rec” translates to effective communication at every transition of care; experts say hospitalists should own the initiative

  • News

    Survey Insights: Peeking under the Hood of Academic HM

    • Leslie Flores

    December 21, 2011

    The 2011 State of Hospital Medicine report offers insights into the operation of academic hospital medicine practices and how they compare with their nonacademic peers.

  • News

    Specialization Teams Offer Providers Opportunity, Strengthen HM Group Integrity

    • Rita McGauvran

    December 21, 2011

    Of the 2.7 million visitors who visit Mount Rushmore each year, some unknowingly enlist in the Rushmore (elevation 5,725 feet) stress test.

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