Members of SHM's Performance Measurement and Reporting Committee delve into the mortality measurement and how hospitalists’ ...

Physician coaching is emerging as a valuable approach to reduce burnout and enhance well-being across medical training and ...

Compensation for physicians in academic hospital medicine is complex due to the multifaceted nature of their roles. Traditional compensation models often emphasize clinical productivity, potentially ...

The article discusses the evolving role of hospitalists and their unique skills that enable them to transition from clinical care to administrative leadership.

While cardiac and pulmonary POCUS are common, MSK and vascular POCUS remain underutilized despite their significant benefits in various clinical scenarios.

AI is rapidly transforming hospital medicine by supporting clinical workflows, enhancing decision-making, and reducing ...

Sandoya contemplates AI scribes and raises concerns about their potential impact on the quality of clinical information and ...

Hospitalist-led research is investigating how AI tools affect clinical reasoning, diagnostic accuracy, and workflow, while ...

AI may help us reclaim time, reduce burnout, and process information more efficiently. But preserving judgment, presence, and ...

Dr. Patricia Tran shares how pediatric hospitalists play a crucial role in addressing SDOH that affect child health outcomes beyond clinical care.

Some hospitalists have found greener pastures working in locum tenens capacities. The freedom, flexibility, enticing pay, and the ability to work in a variety of hospital environments and medicine ...

When, in their classic 1996 New England Journal of Medicine article, Robert Wachter, MD, and Lee Goldman, MD, announced the emergence of the hospitalist concept, they defined it in terms of doctors ...