Visual Abstracts
December 2019
► Documentation of Clinical Reasoning in Admission Notes of Hospitalists: Validation of the CRANAPL Assessment Rubric
►Top Qualifications Hospitalist Leaders Seek in Candidates: Results from a National Survey
►High-Goal ‘Lytes: Repletion Gone Awry?
► Opioid Utilization and Perception of Pain Control in Hospitalized Patients: A Cross-Sectional Study of 11 Sites in 8 Countries
► Pain in the United States: Time for a Culture Shift in Expectations, Messaging, and Management
► Things We Do for No Reason: Systemic Corticosteroids for Wheezing in Preschool-Aged Children
November 2019
►Community Pediatric Hospitalist Workload: Results from a National Survey
►Improving Respiratory Rate Accuracy in the Hospital: A Quality Improvement Initiative
►Potentially Inappropriate Use of Intravenous Opioids in Hospitalized Patients
►Leadership & Professional Development: Ultra-Brief Teaching; It’s Now or Never
►Things We Do For No Reason: Failing to Question a Penicillin Allergy History
►Nurturing Sustainability in a Growing Community Pediatric Hospital Medicine Workforce
October 2019
► Inpatient Communication Barriers and Drivers When Caring for Limited English Proficiency Children
► Thinking Aloud: How Nurses Rationalize Responses to Monitor Alarms
► Collective Action and Effective Dialogue to Address Gender Bias in Medicine
► Ultrasound Guidance for Lumbar Puncture: A Consideration, Not an Obligation
►Improving Resident Feedback on Diagnostic Reasoning after Handovers: The LOOP Project
►Leadership & Professional Development: Empowering Educators
►Things We Do for No Reason™: Discontinuing Buprenorphine When Treating Acute Pain
September 2019
►An Acute Care for Elders Quality Improvement Program for Complex, High-Cost Patients Yields Savings for the System
► Things We Do For No Reason: Use of Antipsychotic Medications in Patients with Delirium
► Frequently Hospitalized Patients’ Perceptions of Factors Contributing to High Hospital Use
► Often Off-label: Questionable Gabapentinoid Use Noted at Hospital Admission Warrants Deprescribing
► Patient Perspective is Critical in Developing Interventions for Frequently Admitted Patients
► Leadership & Professional Development: Searching for Ideas Close to Home
August 2019
► An Academic Research Coach: An Innovative Approach to Increasing Scholarly Productivity in Medicine
► How Much Time are Physicians and Nurses Spending Together at the Patient Bedside?
► Quantity, Quality, or Neither–Measuring the Effectiveness of Rounds
► Mission-Driven Criteria for Life and Career
► Waiting for Godot: The Quest to Promote Scholarship in Hospital Medicine
July 2019
► Leadership & Professional Development: Sponsored—Catapulting Underrepresented Talent off the Cusp and into the Game
►Leading By Example: How Medical Journals Can Improve Representation in Academic Medicine
►Methods for Research Evidence Synthesis: The Scoping Review Approach
June 2019
►An Advanced Practice Provider Clinical Fellowship as a Pipeline to Staffing a Hospitalist Program
►Hospital at Home and Emergence of the Home Hospitalist
►Leadership and Professional Development: TIME’S UP for Hospital Medicine
April 2019
►Leadership & Professional Development: Be the Change You Want to See
►Things We Do for No Reason: Routine Echocardiography in Hemodynamically Stable Patients with Acute Pulmonary Embolism
►See None, Do None, Teach None? The Idiosyncratic Nature of Graduate Medical Education
March 2019
►Reducing Unnecessary Treatment of Asymptomatic Elevated Blood Pressure with Intravenous Medications on the General Internal Medicine Wards: A Quality Improvement Initiative
►Things We Do For No Reason: Contact Precautions for MRSA and VRE
►Leadership & Professional Development: Know Your TLR
February 2019
►Things We Do for No Reason: Prescribing Docusate for Constipation in Hospitalized Adults
►Hire Hard, Manage Easy
►Deimplementation of Routine Chest X-rays in Adult Intensive Care Units
January 2019
► The Association of Discharge Before Noon and Length of Stay in Hospitalized Pediatric Patients
► Clinical Operations Research: A New Frontier for Inquiry in Academic Health Systems
►Nudging Providers to Improve Sleep for Hospitalized Patients
