Something for Everyone
Dr. Perkins adds that the fraternal feel of HM11 makes her feel like she chose the right specialty. Given all of the research talk, she might even start pushing her 12-member hospitalist group to begin more projects that could “help our community.”
“All the educational opportunities that were at the conference pulled me into it and then, all of a sudden, all these resources are laid out in front of me,” she adds. “I’m literally a kid in a candy store with access to data and information and guides. It’s great.” TH
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HM11 galvanizes hospitalists from all career stages, inspires take-home action As HM matures, movement turns attention to quality goals, resource management, and value propositions The Future of Better Patient Care “Portable Ultrasound” pre-course unveils almost-limitless possibilities, hospitalist says Healthcare heavyweights confident hospitalists will make a difference Special Interest Forums provide hospitalists helpful hints, partnerships Balanced, risk-based approach appropriate for ALTEs |
HM11 Breakout Sessions Roundup Highlights from faculty presentations at HM11 May 11-13 in Grapevine, Texas Utilizing Technology to Improve the Clinical and Operational Performance of Hospitalists Recruiting and Retaining Hospitalists: Developing a Talent Facilitation Framework Patient Satisfaction: Tips for Improving Your HCAHPS Scores The Role of Hospital Medicine in Adapting to the New ACGME Requirements Skin is In: Dermatological Images Every Hospitalist Should Recognize The How, When and Why of Noninvasive Ventilation |
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