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Hospitalist leadership in patient flow management: lessons from HM17
At HM17 in Las Vegas, patient flow rose to the surface in nearly every clinical track. Sessions from the meeting showed hospitalists wrestling with the same…
Caring for the hospitalized patient with cirrhosis: HM17 algorithms
At HM17 in Las Vegas, hepatology and hospital medicine intersected in sessions addressing one of medicine's most fragile inpatient populations. The Society of…
Sepsis recognition on the ward lessons from Hospital Medicine 2017
Sepsis rarely announces itself. By the time a general ward patient looks obviously unwell, the window for simple interventions has often closed, and the next…
Bridging the gap: new oral anticoagulants in elderly inpatients
Walking through the corridors of any large Australian tertiary hospital, the pattern is unmistakable. More than half the beds are occupied by patients over 65,…
Cognitive Biases in Discharge Planning: Errors Highlighted at HM17
Discharge planning sits at the intersection of clinical reasoning, resource management and patient safety, yet it remains one of the most cognitively demanding…
Building a high-impact hospitalist-pharmacist collaborative rounding team
Across Australian public hospitals, interest in structured team-based inpatient care has accelerated. Hospitalists and clinical pharmacists now share…
Implementing a daily goals sheet: data from Hospital Medicine 2017
A daily goals sheet is a simple bedside communication tool that states what the team intends to achieve for a patient during the next 24 hours. It can include…
Your HM17 Take-Home: Managing Hyponatraemia With Modern Protocols
Hyponatraemia remains one of the most common electrolyte disorders encountered in hospital medicine, yet its management is rarely routine. The same serum…
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