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They'll be back
A diagnosis of major depression should lead to treatment. “If you identify a problem and you don't have any treatment to offer, then what have you done for your patient?”
October 2010
Top Hospitalists
We've all probably been on the other side of that phone, and it just does not feel great to not get your answer when you really need it.”. ... Ten percent is a doable number, but you need to sell your vision.”.
November 2018
Inpatient medication: Too much information, or not enough?
Cumbler. Still, the practice holds promise. In a pilot study, Dr.
March 2010
Yes, sickle cell is a pain
Feldman. The education includes both resident training and resources for physicians already in practice, including CME events, webinars (which are available online to physicians outside of the area) and community forums. ... You don't have to go it alone,
April 2013
Don't forget the lungs
Even your healthy older patients who are going to major noncardiac surgery are going to be at higher risk for pulmonary complications,” said Dr. ... Smetana. However, if your obese patient has obstructive sleep apnea, as many do, he or she may be at
September 2010
Hypertensive emergencies
Not everyone with extremely high blood pressure meets the criteria.
October 2010
Ensure comprehension to increase adherence
How often do you have problems learning about your medical condition because of difficulty reading hospital materials?
August 2011
Is it observation or inpatient?
The question of “observation or inpatient” has perplexed hospital physicians for some time, but it's recently acquired greater financial significance. Recovery audit contractors paid by Medicare will be looking at hospitals' one-day admissions
November 2009
Meet Our 2019 Top Hospitalists
in areas of hospitalist practice such as patient care, quality improvement, and medical education. ... Beachy said. Compared to his first years of practice, conversations about high-value care are less surprising to today's learners.
November 2019
Communication skills vital to cancer conversations
Lifestyle choices raise your risk” can make patients think they are to blame for their cancer, he said. ... Back said. He also recommended offering the 90th percentile in your practice as the best-case scenario and the 10th percentile as the worst-case
October 2013