Brett Radler

The Society of Hospital Medicine is proud to announce the inaugural National Hospitalist Day, to be held on Thursday, March 7, 2019. Occurring the first Thursday in March annually, National Hospitalist Day will serve to celebrate the fastest-growing specialty in modern medicine and hospitalists’ enduring contributions to the evolving health care landscape.

National Hospitalist Day was recently approved by the National Day Calendar and was one of approximately 30 national days to be approved for the year out of an applicant pool of more than 18,000.

“As the only society dedicated to the specialty of hospital medicine, it is appropriate that SHM spearhead a national day to recognize the countless contributions of hospitalists to health care, from clinical, academic, and leadership perspectives and more,” said Larry Wellikson, MD, MHM, chief executive officer of SHM. “We look forward to hospitalists across the nation contributing to the festivities and making this a tradition for years to come.”

In addition to celebrating hospitalists’ contributions to patient care, SHM will also be highlighting the diverse career paths of hospital medicine professionals, from frontline hospitalist physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants to practice administrators, C-suite executives, and academic hospitalists.

Highlights of SHM’s campaign include the following:

• Downloadable customizable posters and assets for hospitals and individuals’ offices to celebrate their hospital medicine team, available on SHM’s website, hospitalmedicine.org.
• A series of spotlights of hospitalists at all stages of their careers in The Hospitalist, SHM’s monthly newsmagazine.
• A social media campaign inviting hospitalists and their employers to share their success stories using the hashtag #HowWeHospitalist, including banner graphics, profile photo overlays, and more.
• A social media contest to determine the most creative ways of celebrating use of the hashtag.
• A Twitter chat for hospitalists to celebrate virtually with their colleagues and peers from around the world.

“Hospitalists innovate, lead, and push the boundaries of clinical care and deserve to be recognized for their transformative contributions to health care,” said Eric E. Howell, MD, MHM, chief operating officer of SHM. “We hope this is the beginning of a long-standing tradition in honoring hospitalists and the noteworthy work they do.”

For more information, visit www.hospitalmedicine.org/hospitalistday.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

The Society of Hospital Medicine is proud to announce the inaugural National Hospitalist Day, to be held on Thursday, March 7, 2019. Occurring the first Thursday in March annually, National Hospitalist Day will serve to celebrate the fastest-growing specialty in modern medicine and hospitalists’ enduring contributions to the evolving health care landscape.

National Hospitalist Day was recently approved by the National Day Calendar and was one of approximately 30 national days to be approved for the year out of an applicant pool of more than 18,000.

“As the only society dedicated to the specialty of hospital medicine, it is appropriate that SHM spearhead a national day to recognize the countless contributions of hospitalists to health care, from clinical, academic, and leadership perspectives and more,” said Larry Wellikson, MD, MHM, chief executive officer of SHM. “We look forward to hospitalists across the nation contributing to the festivities and making this a tradition for years to come.”

In addition to celebrating hospitalists’ contributions to patient care, SHM will also be highlighting the diverse career paths of hospital medicine professionals, from frontline hospitalist physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants to practice administrators, C-suite executives, and academic hospitalists.

Highlights of SHM’s campaign include the following:

• Downloadable customizable posters and assets for hospitals and individuals’ offices to celebrate their hospital medicine team, available on SHM’s website, hospitalmedicine.org.
• A series of spotlights of hospitalists at all stages of their careers in The Hospitalist, SHM’s monthly newsmagazine.
• A social media campaign inviting hospitalists and their employers to share their success stories using the hashtag #HowWeHospitalist, including banner graphics, profile photo overlays, and more.
• A social media contest to determine the most creative ways of celebrating use of the hashtag.
• A Twitter chat for hospitalists to celebrate virtually with their colleagues and peers from around the world.

“Hospitalists innovate, lead, and push the boundaries of clinical care and deserve to be recognized for their transformative contributions to health care,” said Eric E. Howell, MD, MHM, chief operating officer of SHM. “We hope this is the beginning of a long-standing tradition in honoring hospitalists and the noteworthy work they do.”

For more information, visit www.hospitalmedicine.org/hospitalistday.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

The Society of Hospital Medicine is proud to announce the inaugural National Hospitalist Day, to be held on Thursday, March 7, 2019. Occurring the first Thursday in March annually, National Hospitalist Day will serve to celebrate the fastest-growing specialty in modern medicine and hospitalists’ enduring contributions to the evolving health care landscape.

National Hospitalist Day was recently approved by the National Day Calendar and was one of approximately 30 national days to be approved for the year out of an applicant pool of more than 18,000.

“As the only society dedicated to the specialty of hospital medicine, it is appropriate that SHM spearhead a national day to recognize the countless contributions of hospitalists to health care, from clinical, academic, and leadership perspectives and more,” said Larry Wellikson, MD, MHM, chief executive officer of SHM. “We look forward to hospitalists across the nation contributing to the festivities and making this a tradition for years to come.”

In addition to celebrating hospitalists’ contributions to patient care, SHM will also be highlighting the diverse career paths of hospital medicine professionals, from frontline hospitalist physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants to practice administrators, C-suite executives, and academic hospitalists.

Highlights of SHM’s campaign include the following:

• Downloadable customizable posters and assets for hospitals and individuals’ offices to celebrate their hospital medicine team, available on SHM’s website, hospitalmedicine.org.
• A series of spotlights of hospitalists at all stages of their careers in The Hospitalist, SHM’s monthly newsmagazine.
• A social media campaign inviting hospitalists and their employers to share their success stories using the hashtag #HowWeHospitalist, including banner graphics, profile photo overlays, and more.
• A social media contest to determine the most creative ways of celebrating use of the hashtag.
• A Twitter chat for hospitalists to celebrate virtually with their colleagues and peers from around the world.

“Hospitalists innovate, lead, and push the boundaries of clinical care and deserve to be recognized for their transformative contributions to health care,” said Eric E. Howell, MD, MHM, chief operating officer of SHM. “We hope this is the beginning of a long-standing tradition in honoring hospitalists and the noteworthy work they do.”

For more information, visit www.hospitalmedicine.org/hospitalistday.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

As we enter the holiday season, the Society of Hospital Medicine is preparing to unwrap a refreshed experience for all members and partners.

Next month, SHM will launch its new association management system (AMS), its new online community platform for the Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX), and a brand new website to better serve the needs of its constituents.

While many may be unaware of the systems and platforms SHM currently uses, an AMS is essentially SHM’s EHR for its members. It houses each member’s information, so the more information SHM has, the more SHM can customize the types of information you receive. All systems will be integrated so you can quickly access information on the chapter, interest group, or committee to which you belong.
 

What does this mean to you?

• You’ll be prompted to create a new password for your SHM account. When you set up your new password, we urge you to update your profile to make sure your information is current and that you are receiving content that is most relevant to you.

• As you update your profile, you will have an opportunity to edit your email preferences. If you have previously opted out of SHM emails, we urge you to opt back in to receive information on your local chapter meetings and more targeted messages about SHM offerings tailored specifically to your interests.

• The SHM website, www.hospitalmedicine.org, will be optimized for your smartphone and tablet and have a fresh look and feel on all devices, complete with new, intuitive navigation and streamlined content – making it easier for you to find the information that is the most relevant for you in even less time.

• The Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX) will move to an intuitive new platform to enhance your online discussions and group collaborations, including chapters, interest groups, committees, and more.

In addition to these technological enhancements, watch for a refreshed design of The Hospitalist, the Journal of Hospital Medicine, and the overall SHM brand to bring a refined, sleek look to all SHM-related products, programs, and communications.

We look forward to better serving the needs of our members and partners with these improvements and encourage you to share your thoughts at [email protected].
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

As we enter the holiday season, the Society of Hospital Medicine is preparing to unwrap a refreshed experience for all members and partners.

Next month, SHM will launch its new association management system (AMS), its new online community platform for the Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX), and a brand new website to better serve the needs of its constituents.

While many may be unaware of the systems and platforms SHM currently uses, an AMS is essentially SHM’s EHR for its members. It houses each member’s information, so the more information SHM has, the more SHM can customize the types of information you receive. All systems will be integrated so you can quickly access information on the chapter, interest group, or committee to which you belong.
 

What does this mean to you?

• You’ll be prompted to create a new password for your SHM account. When you set up your new password, we urge you to update your profile to make sure your information is current and that you are receiving content that is most relevant to you.

• As you update your profile, you will have an opportunity to edit your email preferences. If you have previously opted out of SHM emails, we urge you to opt back in to receive information on your local chapter meetings and more targeted messages about SHM offerings tailored specifically to your interests.

• The SHM website, www.hospitalmedicine.org, will be optimized for your smartphone and tablet and have a fresh look and feel on all devices, complete with new, intuitive navigation and streamlined content – making it easier for you to find the information that is the most relevant for you in even less time.

• The Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX) will move to an intuitive new platform to enhance your online discussions and group collaborations, including chapters, interest groups, committees, and more.

In addition to these technological enhancements, watch for a refreshed design of The Hospitalist, the Journal of Hospital Medicine, and the overall SHM brand to bring a refined, sleek look to all SHM-related products, programs, and communications.

We look forward to better serving the needs of our members and partners with these improvements and encourage you to share your thoughts at [email protected].
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

As we enter the holiday season, the Society of Hospital Medicine is preparing to unwrap a refreshed experience for all members and partners.

Next month, SHM will launch its new association management system (AMS), its new online community platform for the Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX), and a brand new website to better serve the needs of its constituents.

While many may be unaware of the systems and platforms SHM currently uses, an AMS is essentially SHM’s EHR for its members. It houses each member’s information, so the more information SHM has, the more SHM can customize the types of information you receive. All systems will be integrated so you can quickly access information on the chapter, interest group, or committee to which you belong.
 

What does this mean to you?

• You’ll be prompted to create a new password for your SHM account. When you set up your new password, we urge you to update your profile to make sure your information is current and that you are receiving content that is most relevant to you.

• As you update your profile, you will have an opportunity to edit your email preferences. If you have previously opted out of SHM emails, we urge you to opt back in to receive information on your local chapter meetings and more targeted messages about SHM offerings tailored specifically to your interests.

• The SHM website, www.hospitalmedicine.org, will be optimized for your smartphone and tablet and have a fresh look and feel on all devices, complete with new, intuitive navigation and streamlined content – making it easier for you to find the information that is the most relevant for you in even less time.

• The Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX) will move to an intuitive new platform to enhance your online discussions and group collaborations, including chapters, interest groups, committees, and more.

In addition to these technological enhancements, watch for a refreshed design of The Hospitalist, the Journal of Hospital Medicine, and the overall SHM brand to bring a refined, sleek look to all SHM-related products, programs, and communications.

We look forward to better serving the needs of our members and partners with these improvements and encourage you to share your thoughts at [email protected].
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

State of Hospital Medicine Survey opens next month!

The 2018 State of Hospital Medicine Survey will begin in January and last through March with the release of the report in September 2018. Whether you are in a hospital medicine group in an academic or community setting, employed by a hospital or health system, a management company, a private group, or you serve adult or pediatric patients (or both), we need your participation.

Help us help you have the most comprehensive, up-to-date landscape of hospital medicine at your fingertips by participating. As a thank-you for your participation, your group will receive a free copy of the report. Sign up at hospitalmedicine.org/survey.
 

Apply for SHM’s MARQUIS Med Rec Collaborative kicking off in February 2018

SHM’s MARQUIS Med Rec Collaborative is designed to help hospitals across the United States implement evidence-based best practice medication reconciliation process change and improvement. The collaborative is a 14-month program, spanning from prelaunch to completion.

The staff has the expertise and experience of having completed two previous mentored implementation studies, involving 23 sites and thousands of patients. The collaborative also offers numerous resources, including training materials, project management and process improvement tools for hospitals to use to adapt for their needs to improve the medication reconciliation process. Visit hospitalmedicine.org/MARQUISrecruit to learn more.
 

Get engaged with public policy

Health care legislation is constantly evolving, and hospitalists play an important role in advocating for hospitalized patients and the hospital medicine movement. SHM is an active voice in many conversations on policy development and reform. Visit hospitalmedicine.org and sign up for the Grassroots Network to stay updated on developments in health care policy, share your experiences with health care programs and participate in policy forums.

Develop your career at Hospital Medicine 2018

Don’t miss SHM’s Annual Conference, Hospital Medicine 2018, to be held April 8-11, 2018. in Orlando. This year, the program was created to help you develop your hospital medicine career, no matter what stage you are in. Two new tracks include Seasoning Your Career and the Career Development Workshops.

Seasoning Your Career focuses on didactics designed to augment those committed to a career in hospital medicine, including topics such as career growth and development, resiliency, work-life balance, and how practical work matters such as schedules affect your career.

The new Career Development Workshops track includes six sessions that aim to help you use skills that will advance your career, such as: Leadership Essentials for Success in Hospital Medicine; Being Female in Hospital Medicine: Overcoming Individual and Institutional Barriers in the Workplace; Do You Have a Minute to Talk? Peer-to-Peer Feedback, and more.

Just starting out in hospital medicine? Back by popular demand, The Early-Career Hospitalists track has been designed for new hospitalists, resident physicians, and medical students interested in pursuing a career in hospital medicine. Designed by SHM’s Physicians-in-Training Committee, which includes nationally recognized hospitalists with expertise in scholarship, career development and medical education, this track aims to inspire future hospitalist leaders.

Visit shmannualconference.org/schedule to learn more.
 

Two new modules debut on SHM’s Learning Portal

SHM members have access to free continuing medical education (CME) and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) points with the SHM Learning Portal. Don’t miss two new modules: Role of the Medical Consultant and Anesthesia for Internists.

Medical consultation is an important clinical component for most hospitalists. Today, hospitalists also are asked to provide both “curbside” advice and more comprehensive comanagement of medical problems. Hospitalists who are effective consultants communicate skillfully and act professionally. The Role of the Medical Consultant module describes the different roles that hospitalists can perform as medical consultants and provides strategies for improving communications and referring physician satisfaction.

Looking for up-to-date information about surgical anesthesia? The Anesthesia for Internists module discusses the basic forms of surgical anesthesia and contraindications to each, as well as the most commonly used anesthetic drugs, their mechanisms of actions, and side effects.

Both modules are free for SHM members and $45.00 per module for nonmembers. Earn 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and 2 MOC points per each module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to get started today.
 

Not a member? Join the movement today

More than 15,000 members have joined SHM to show their commitment to revolutionizing patient care. As a member, you will be connected with a wealth of opportunities designed to help you grow professionally, network with colleagues nationwide, and shape the practice of hospital medicine. See a full list of member benefits or become a member today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Join a chapter and connect to your local hospital medicine community

SHM hosts more than 50 local chapters nationwide to encourage networking, collaboration, and innovation within the hospital medicine community. Getting involved with your local chapter allows you to share knowledge, engage with colleagues, and stay current on the latest developments in hospital medicine.

Visit hospitalmedicine.org/chapters to find a chapter in your area.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

State of Hospital Medicine Survey opens next month!

The 2018 State of Hospital Medicine Survey will begin in January and last through March with the release of the report in September 2018. Whether you are in a hospital medicine group in an academic or community setting, employed by a hospital or health system, a management company, a private group, or you serve adult or pediatric patients (or both), we need your participation.

Help us help you have the most comprehensive, up-to-date landscape of hospital medicine at your fingertips by participating. As a thank-you for your participation, your group will receive a free copy of the report. Sign up at hospitalmedicine.org/survey.
 

Apply for SHM’s MARQUIS Med Rec Collaborative kicking off in February 2018

SHM’s MARQUIS Med Rec Collaborative is designed to help hospitals across the United States implement evidence-based best practice medication reconciliation process change and improvement. The collaborative is a 14-month program, spanning from prelaunch to completion.

The staff has the expertise and experience of having completed two previous mentored implementation studies, involving 23 sites and thousands of patients. The collaborative also offers numerous resources, including training materials, project management and process improvement tools for hospitals to use to adapt for their needs to improve the medication reconciliation process. Visit hospitalmedicine.org/MARQUISrecruit to learn more.
 

Get engaged with public policy

Health care legislation is constantly evolving, and hospitalists play an important role in advocating for hospitalized patients and the hospital medicine movement. SHM is an active voice in many conversations on policy development and reform. Visit hospitalmedicine.org and sign up for the Grassroots Network to stay updated on developments in health care policy, share your experiences with health care programs and participate in policy forums.

Develop your career at Hospital Medicine 2018

Don’t miss SHM’s Annual Conference, Hospital Medicine 2018, to be held April 8-11, 2018. in Orlando. This year, the program was created to help you develop your hospital medicine career, no matter what stage you are in. Two new tracks include Seasoning Your Career and the Career Development Workshops.

Seasoning Your Career focuses on didactics designed to augment those committed to a career in hospital medicine, including topics such as career growth and development, resiliency, work-life balance, and how practical work matters such as schedules affect your career.

The new Career Development Workshops track includes six sessions that aim to help you use skills that will advance your career, such as: Leadership Essentials for Success in Hospital Medicine; Being Female in Hospital Medicine: Overcoming Individual and Institutional Barriers in the Workplace; Do You Have a Minute to Talk? Peer-to-Peer Feedback, and more.

Just starting out in hospital medicine? Back by popular demand, The Early-Career Hospitalists track has been designed for new hospitalists, resident physicians, and medical students interested in pursuing a career in hospital medicine. Designed by SHM’s Physicians-in-Training Committee, which includes nationally recognized hospitalists with expertise in scholarship, career development and medical education, this track aims to inspire future hospitalist leaders.

Visit shmannualconference.org/schedule to learn more.
 

Two new modules debut on SHM’s Learning Portal

SHM members have access to free continuing medical education (CME) and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) points with the SHM Learning Portal. Don’t miss two new modules: Role of the Medical Consultant and Anesthesia for Internists.

Medical consultation is an important clinical component for most hospitalists. Today, hospitalists also are asked to provide both “curbside” advice and more comprehensive comanagement of medical problems. Hospitalists who are effective consultants communicate skillfully and act professionally. The Role of the Medical Consultant module describes the different roles that hospitalists can perform as medical consultants and provides strategies for improving communications and referring physician satisfaction.

Looking for up-to-date information about surgical anesthesia? The Anesthesia for Internists module discusses the basic forms of surgical anesthesia and contraindications to each, as well as the most commonly used anesthetic drugs, their mechanisms of actions, and side effects.

Both modules are free for SHM members and $45.00 per module for nonmembers. Earn 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and 2 MOC points per each module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to get started today.
 

Not a member? Join the movement today

More than 15,000 members have joined SHM to show their commitment to revolutionizing patient care. As a member, you will be connected with a wealth of opportunities designed to help you grow professionally, network with colleagues nationwide, and shape the practice of hospital medicine. See a full list of member benefits or become a member today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Join a chapter and connect to your local hospital medicine community

SHM hosts more than 50 local chapters nationwide to encourage networking, collaboration, and innovation within the hospital medicine community. Getting involved with your local chapter allows you to share knowledge, engage with colleagues, and stay current on the latest developments in hospital medicine.

Visit hospitalmedicine.org/chapters to find a chapter in your area.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

State of Hospital Medicine Survey opens next month!

The 2018 State of Hospital Medicine Survey will begin in January and last through March with the release of the report in September 2018. Whether you are in a hospital medicine group in an academic or community setting, employed by a hospital or health system, a management company, a private group, or you serve adult or pediatric patients (or both), we need your participation.

Help us help you have the most comprehensive, up-to-date landscape of hospital medicine at your fingertips by participating. As a thank-you for your participation, your group will receive a free copy of the report. Sign up at hospitalmedicine.org/survey.
 

Apply for SHM’s MARQUIS Med Rec Collaborative kicking off in February 2018

SHM’s MARQUIS Med Rec Collaborative is designed to help hospitals across the United States implement evidence-based best practice medication reconciliation process change and improvement. The collaborative is a 14-month program, spanning from prelaunch to completion.

The staff has the expertise and experience of having completed two previous mentored implementation studies, involving 23 sites and thousands of patients. The collaborative also offers numerous resources, including training materials, project management and process improvement tools for hospitals to use to adapt for their needs to improve the medication reconciliation process. Visit hospitalmedicine.org/MARQUISrecruit to learn more.
 

Get engaged with public policy

Health care legislation is constantly evolving, and hospitalists play an important role in advocating for hospitalized patients and the hospital medicine movement. SHM is an active voice in many conversations on policy development and reform. Visit hospitalmedicine.org and sign up for the Grassroots Network to stay updated on developments in health care policy, share your experiences with health care programs and participate in policy forums.

Develop your career at Hospital Medicine 2018

Don’t miss SHM’s Annual Conference, Hospital Medicine 2018, to be held April 8-11, 2018. in Orlando. This year, the program was created to help you develop your hospital medicine career, no matter what stage you are in. Two new tracks include Seasoning Your Career and the Career Development Workshops.

Seasoning Your Career focuses on didactics designed to augment those committed to a career in hospital medicine, including topics such as career growth and development, resiliency, work-life balance, and how practical work matters such as schedules affect your career.

The new Career Development Workshops track includes six sessions that aim to help you use skills that will advance your career, such as: Leadership Essentials for Success in Hospital Medicine; Being Female in Hospital Medicine: Overcoming Individual and Institutional Barriers in the Workplace; Do You Have a Minute to Talk? Peer-to-Peer Feedback, and more.

Just starting out in hospital medicine? Back by popular demand, The Early-Career Hospitalists track has been designed for new hospitalists, resident physicians, and medical students interested in pursuing a career in hospital medicine. Designed by SHM’s Physicians-in-Training Committee, which includes nationally recognized hospitalists with expertise in scholarship, career development and medical education, this track aims to inspire future hospitalist leaders.

Visit shmannualconference.org/schedule to learn more.
 

Two new modules debut on SHM’s Learning Portal

SHM members have access to free continuing medical education (CME) and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) points with the SHM Learning Portal. Don’t miss two new modules: Role of the Medical Consultant and Anesthesia for Internists.

Medical consultation is an important clinical component for most hospitalists. Today, hospitalists also are asked to provide both “curbside” advice and more comprehensive comanagement of medical problems. Hospitalists who are effective consultants communicate skillfully and act professionally. The Role of the Medical Consultant module describes the different roles that hospitalists can perform as medical consultants and provides strategies for improving communications and referring physician satisfaction.

Looking for up-to-date information about surgical anesthesia? The Anesthesia for Internists module discusses the basic forms of surgical anesthesia and contraindications to each, as well as the most commonly used anesthetic drugs, their mechanisms of actions, and side effects.

Both modules are free for SHM members and $45.00 per module for nonmembers. Earn 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and 2 MOC points per each module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to get started today.
 

Not a member? Join the movement today

More than 15,000 members have joined SHM to show their commitment to revolutionizing patient care. As a member, you will be connected with a wealth of opportunities designed to help you grow professionally, network with colleagues nationwide, and shape the practice of hospital medicine. See a full list of member benefits or become a member today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Join a chapter and connect to your local hospital medicine community

SHM hosts more than 50 local chapters nationwide to encourage networking, collaboration, and innovation within the hospital medicine community. Getting involved with your local chapter allows you to share knowledge, engage with colleagues, and stay current on the latest developments in hospital medicine.

Visit hospitalmedicine.org/chapters to find a chapter in your area.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Recognizing American Diabetes Month, COPD Awareness Month, and CDC’s Get Smart Week with QI Solutions

• There’s no better time than during American Diabetes Month to learn more about SHM’s Glycemic Control programs. Find out how your institution can submit point-of-care data to SHM’s Data Center, generate monthly reports and be included in the national glucometrics benchmark report. Hospital systems are also encouraged to subscribe to track and compare their individual as well as overall performance. Be one of the 100-plus hospitals nationwide that are supported by SHM’s respected Glycemic Control Programs. Contact Sara Platt for a free demo at [email protected] or by phone at 267-702-2672. For additional information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/gc.
• November marks Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Month, and it is critical that hospitals begin to direct QI resources to improving care for COPD patients. SHM developed a free guide to help you make changes to COPD care at both the individual patient and the institutional levels. Whether you are a clinician, medical director, VP of quality or chief medical officer, these resources can help you. Visit hospitalmedicine.org/COPD to download the guide.
• And, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s (CDC’s) Get Smart Week, SHM is committed to promoting improved antibiotic prescribing behaviors among U.S. hospitalists. Through the Fight the Resistance campaign, SHM has developed many antimicrobial stewardship resources, including an implementation guide, four educational modules, and posters to hang in your hospital. Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/abx.

Present your abstract in front of a national audience at HM18

SHM is accepting submissions for the Research, Innovations, and Clinical Vignettes (RIV) Competition at Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18). Based on past experience, the RIV Competition is likely to be one of the most popular events at HM18, enabling hospitalists from across the country to discuss emerging science and clinical cases, share feedback, and make valuable professional connections.

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

Apply now and learn how you can join this prestigious group of hospitalists at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows. Applications officially close on Nov. 30, 2017.
 

The hospital observation care problem: Perspectives and solutions from SHM

Hospitalists provide the majority of observation care to Medicare beneficiaries and are often the primary points of contact for patients as they navigate the impact of inpatient and observation care determinations during and after their hospitalizations.

In 2017, SHM re-surveyed members to understand the state of hospital observation care after several legislative and regulatory changes. Through this new survey, hospitalists reported on their experience with the two-midnight rule and the impact of the recent Notification of Observation Treatment and Implication of Care Eligibility (NOTICE) Act, which requires hospitals to inform patients through the Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON) form that they are hospitalized under observation. Read the white paper to get perspectives and solutions from SHM at hospitalmedicine.org/advocacy.
 

Introducing ‘Ultrasonography: Essentials in Critical Care’

Brought to you by SHM and CHEST®, the Ultrasonography: Essentials in Critical Care course will be held Dec. 1-3, 2017, at the CHEST Innovation, Simulation, and Training Center in Glenview, Ill.

Enhance your point-of-care ultrasonography skills through hands-on training by experts in the field. Discover key elements of critical care ultrasonography and practice image acquisition with human models using high-quality ultrasound machines in this intensive 3-day course. Participants will earn 20.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and MOC points.

Topics include:

• Vascular Access
• Vascular Diagnostic
• Echocardiography: Techniques and Standard Views
• Basic Critical Care and Echocardiography Overview
• Common Clinical Application of Ultrasonography to Guide Management of the Critically Ill

Learn more and register at livelearning.chestnet.org/ultrasonography.
 

Not a member? Join the movement today

Over 15,000 members have joined SHM to show their commitment to transforming health care and revolutionizing patient care. As an SHM member you will be connected to a wealth of opportunities designed to help you grow professionally, network with colleagues nationwide, and shape the practice of hospital medicine. See a full list of SHM member benefits or become a member today by visiting hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Recognizing American Diabetes Month, COPD Awareness Month, and CDC’s Get Smart Week with QI Solutions

• There’s no better time than during American Diabetes Month to learn more about SHM’s Glycemic Control programs. Find out how your institution can submit point-of-care data to SHM’s Data Center, generate monthly reports and be included in the national glucometrics benchmark report. Hospital systems are also encouraged to subscribe to track and compare their individual as well as overall performance. Be one of the 100-plus hospitals nationwide that are supported by SHM’s respected Glycemic Control Programs. Contact Sara Platt for a free demo at [email protected] or by phone at 267-702-2672. For additional information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/gc.
• November marks Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Month, and it is critical that hospitals begin to direct QI resources to improving care for COPD patients. SHM developed a free guide to help you make changes to COPD care at both the individual patient and the institutional levels. Whether you are a clinician, medical director, VP of quality or chief medical officer, these resources can help you. Visit hospitalmedicine.org/COPD to download the guide.
• And, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s (CDC’s) Get Smart Week, SHM is committed to promoting improved antibiotic prescribing behaviors among U.S. hospitalists. Through the Fight the Resistance campaign, SHM has developed many antimicrobial stewardship resources, including an implementation guide, four educational modules, and posters to hang in your hospital. Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/abx.

Present your abstract in front of a national audience at HM18

SHM is accepting submissions for the Research, Innovations, and Clinical Vignettes (RIV) Competition at Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18). Based on past experience, the RIV Competition is likely to be one of the most popular events at HM18, enabling hospitalists from across the country to discuss emerging science and clinical cases, share feedback, and make valuable professional connections.

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

Apply now and learn how you can join this prestigious group of hospitalists at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows. Applications officially close on Nov. 30, 2017.
 

The hospital observation care problem: Perspectives and solutions from SHM

Hospitalists provide the majority of observation care to Medicare beneficiaries and are often the primary points of contact for patients as they navigate the impact of inpatient and observation care determinations during and after their hospitalizations.

In 2017, SHM re-surveyed members to understand the state of hospital observation care after several legislative and regulatory changes. Through this new survey, hospitalists reported on their experience with the two-midnight rule and the impact of the recent Notification of Observation Treatment and Implication of Care Eligibility (NOTICE) Act, which requires hospitals to inform patients through the Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON) form that they are hospitalized under observation. Read the white paper to get perspectives and solutions from SHM at hospitalmedicine.org/advocacy.
 

Introducing ‘Ultrasonography: Essentials in Critical Care’

Brought to you by SHM and CHEST®, the Ultrasonography: Essentials in Critical Care course will be held Dec. 1-3, 2017, at the CHEST Innovation, Simulation, and Training Center in Glenview, Ill.

Enhance your point-of-care ultrasonography skills through hands-on training by experts in the field. Discover key elements of critical care ultrasonography and practice image acquisition with human models using high-quality ultrasound machines in this intensive 3-day course. Participants will earn 20.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and MOC points.

Topics include:

• Vascular Access
• Vascular Diagnostic
• Echocardiography: Techniques and Standard Views
• Basic Critical Care and Echocardiography Overview
• Common Clinical Application of Ultrasonography to Guide Management of the Critically Ill

Learn more and register at livelearning.chestnet.org/ultrasonography.
 

Not a member? Join the movement today

Over 15,000 members have joined SHM to show their commitment to transforming health care and revolutionizing patient care. As an SHM member you will be connected to a wealth of opportunities designed to help you grow professionally, network with colleagues nationwide, and shape the practice of hospital medicine. See a full list of SHM member benefits or become a member today by visiting hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Recognizing American Diabetes Month, COPD Awareness Month, and CDC’s Get Smart Week with QI Solutions

• There’s no better time than during American Diabetes Month to learn more about SHM’s Glycemic Control programs. Find out how your institution can submit point-of-care data to SHM’s Data Center, generate monthly reports and be included in the national glucometrics benchmark report. Hospital systems are also encouraged to subscribe to track and compare their individual as well as overall performance. Be one of the 100-plus hospitals nationwide that are supported by SHM’s respected Glycemic Control Programs. Contact Sara Platt for a free demo at [email protected] or by phone at 267-702-2672. For additional information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/gc.
• November marks Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Month, and it is critical that hospitals begin to direct QI resources to improving care for COPD patients. SHM developed a free guide to help you make changes to COPD care at both the individual patient and the institutional levels. Whether you are a clinician, medical director, VP of quality or chief medical officer, these resources can help you. Visit hospitalmedicine.org/COPD to download the guide.
• And, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s (CDC’s) Get Smart Week, SHM is committed to promoting improved antibiotic prescribing behaviors among U.S. hospitalists. Through the Fight the Resistance campaign, SHM has developed many antimicrobial stewardship resources, including an implementation guide, four educational modules, and posters to hang in your hospital. Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/abx.

Present your abstract in front of a national audience at HM18

SHM is accepting submissions for the Research, Innovations, and Clinical Vignettes (RIV) Competition at Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18). Based on past experience, the RIV Competition is likely to be one of the most popular events at HM18, enabling hospitalists from across the country to discuss emerging science and clinical cases, share feedback, and make valuable professional connections.

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

Apply now and learn how you can join this prestigious group of hospitalists at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows. Applications officially close on Nov. 30, 2017.
 

The hospital observation care problem: Perspectives and solutions from SHM

Hospitalists provide the majority of observation care to Medicare beneficiaries and are often the primary points of contact for patients as they navigate the impact of inpatient and observation care determinations during and after their hospitalizations.

In 2017, SHM re-surveyed members to understand the state of hospital observation care after several legislative and regulatory changes. Through this new survey, hospitalists reported on their experience with the two-midnight rule and the impact of the recent Notification of Observation Treatment and Implication of Care Eligibility (NOTICE) Act, which requires hospitals to inform patients through the Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON) form that they are hospitalized under observation. Read the white paper to get perspectives and solutions from SHM at hospitalmedicine.org/advocacy.
 

Introducing ‘Ultrasonography: Essentials in Critical Care’

Brought to you by SHM and CHEST®, the Ultrasonography: Essentials in Critical Care course will be held Dec. 1-3, 2017, at the CHEST Innovation, Simulation, and Training Center in Glenview, Ill.

Enhance your point-of-care ultrasonography skills through hands-on training by experts in the field. Discover key elements of critical care ultrasonography and practice image acquisition with human models using high-quality ultrasound machines in this intensive 3-day course. Participants will earn 20.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and MOC points.

Topics include:

• Vascular Access
• Vascular Diagnostic
• Echocardiography: Techniques and Standard Views
• Basic Critical Care and Echocardiography Overview
• Common Clinical Application of Ultrasonography to Guide Management of the Critically Ill

Learn more and register at livelearning.chestnet.org/ultrasonography.
 

Not a member? Join the movement today

Over 15,000 members have joined SHM to show their commitment to transforming health care and revolutionizing patient care. As an SHM member you will be connected to a wealth of opportunities designed to help you grow professionally, network with colleagues nationwide, and shape the practice of hospital medicine. See a full list of SHM member benefits or become a member today by visiting hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Don’t miss pre-courses at HM18

Enrich your educational experience and earn additional CME credit and MOC points with pre-courses at Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18), to be held from April 8-11, 2018, at the Orlando (Fla.) World Center Marriott.

Broaden your skills, fine-tune your practice, and immerse yourself in a day of learning by enrolling in one of the following:

• Bedside procedures for the hospitalist

• Essentials of perioperative medicine and comanagement for the hospitalist

• Hospitalist practice management: How to thrive in a time of intense change

• Sepsis: New insights into detection and management

• Keep your finger on the pulse – cardiology update for the hospitalist

• Maintenance of certification and board prep

• Point-of-care ultrasound for the hospitalist

Pre-course day is Sunday, April 8, 2018. Learn more and register at shmannualconference.org/precourse.
 

Improve quality at your institution with SHM

The National Association for Healthcare Quality’s (NAHQ) Healthcare Quality Week is Oct. 15-21, 2017, a week dedicated to celebrating the contributions professionals have made in the field and bringing awareness to the profession of health care quality. SHM’s Center for Quality Improvement provides a variety of resources, tools, and programs to address quality and patient safety issues at your institution. Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/QI.
 

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

Apply now and learn how you can join this prestigious group of hospitalists at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows. Applications officially close on Nov. 30, 2017.
 

Critical care for the hospitalist: Now on the SHM Learning Portal

Many hospitalists provide critical care services without adequate support or training, putting patients at risk and exposing hospitalists to medical liability. Don’t miss the newest SHM Learning Portal series, Critical Care for the Hospitalist. The four courses in this educational series cover common or high-risk clinical scenarios that hospitalists encounter in and out of the intensive care unit, including:

1. Airway management for the hospitalist

2. Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation for the hospitalist

3. Arrhythmias

4. High-risk pulmonary embolism

This series is free for SHM members and $45 per module for nonmembers. Earn 0.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and ABIM MOC points per each module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to get started today.
 

Connect with SHM locally at a chapter meeting near you

Attend a chapter meeting to experience SHM at the local level. Chapter meetings provide focused educational topics through keynote speakers, presentations, and opportunities to network with other hospitalists in your area. Find a chapter meeting close to you at hospitalmedicine.org/chapters.
 

Stay on top of trending topics in practice management

SHM recently released white papers on trending topics in practice management: Hospitalist Perspectives on EMRs, Telemedicine in Hospital Medicine, and the Evolution of Co-Management in Hospital Medicine. These resources are free to download to members and can be found at hospitalmedicine.org under the Practice Management tab.
 

Enhance your coding skills and earn CME

SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists (formerly CODE-H) recently launched an updated program with all-new content that offers hospitalists the latest information on best practices in coding, documentation, and compliance from national experts. It provides eight recorded webinar sessions presented by expert faculty, downloadable resources, and an interactive discussion forum on SHM’s online community.

CME credits are offered through an evaluation following the webinars. Each participant is eligible for CME credits for completion of the series.

To learn more, visit hospitalmedicine.org/CODEH. If you have questions on the new program, please contact [email protected].
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Don’t miss pre-courses at HM18

Enrich your educational experience and earn additional CME credit and MOC points with pre-courses at Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18), to be held from April 8-11, 2018, at the Orlando (Fla.) World Center Marriott.

Broaden your skills, fine-tune your practice, and immerse yourself in a day of learning by enrolling in one of the following:

• Bedside procedures for the hospitalist

• Essentials of perioperative medicine and comanagement for the hospitalist

• Hospitalist practice management: How to thrive in a time of intense change

• Sepsis: New insights into detection and management

• Keep your finger on the pulse – cardiology update for the hospitalist

• Maintenance of certification and board prep

• Point-of-care ultrasound for the hospitalist

Pre-course day is Sunday, April 8, 2018. Learn more and register at shmannualconference.org/precourse.
 

Improve quality at your institution with SHM

The National Association for Healthcare Quality’s (NAHQ) Healthcare Quality Week is Oct. 15-21, 2017, a week dedicated to celebrating the contributions professionals have made in the field and bringing awareness to the profession of health care quality. SHM’s Center for Quality Improvement provides a variety of resources, tools, and programs to address quality and patient safety issues at your institution. Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/QI.
 

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

Apply now and learn how you can join this prestigious group of hospitalists at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows. Applications officially close on Nov. 30, 2017.
 

Critical care for the hospitalist: Now on the SHM Learning Portal

Many hospitalists provide critical care services without adequate support or training, putting patients at risk and exposing hospitalists to medical liability. Don’t miss the newest SHM Learning Portal series, Critical Care for the Hospitalist. The four courses in this educational series cover common or high-risk clinical scenarios that hospitalists encounter in and out of the intensive care unit, including:

1. Airway management for the hospitalist

2. Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation for the hospitalist

3. Arrhythmias

4. High-risk pulmonary embolism

This series is free for SHM members and $45 per module for nonmembers. Earn 0.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and ABIM MOC points per each module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to get started today.
 

Connect with SHM locally at a chapter meeting near you

Attend a chapter meeting to experience SHM at the local level. Chapter meetings provide focused educational topics through keynote speakers, presentations, and opportunities to network with other hospitalists in your area. Find a chapter meeting close to you at hospitalmedicine.org/chapters.
 

Stay on top of trending topics in practice management

SHM recently released white papers on trending topics in practice management: Hospitalist Perspectives on EMRs, Telemedicine in Hospital Medicine, and the Evolution of Co-Management in Hospital Medicine. These resources are free to download to members and can be found at hospitalmedicine.org under the Practice Management tab.
 

Enhance your coding skills and earn CME

SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists (formerly CODE-H) recently launched an updated program with all-new content that offers hospitalists the latest information on best practices in coding, documentation, and compliance from national experts. It provides eight recorded webinar sessions presented by expert faculty, downloadable resources, and an interactive discussion forum on SHM’s online community.

CME credits are offered through an evaluation following the webinars. Each participant is eligible for CME credits for completion of the series.

To learn more, visit hospitalmedicine.org/CODEH. If you have questions on the new program, please contact [email protected].
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Don’t miss pre-courses at HM18

Enrich your educational experience and earn additional CME credit and MOC points with pre-courses at Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18), to be held from April 8-11, 2018, at the Orlando (Fla.) World Center Marriott.

Broaden your skills, fine-tune your practice, and immerse yourself in a day of learning by enrolling in one of the following:

• Bedside procedures for the hospitalist

• Essentials of perioperative medicine and comanagement for the hospitalist

• Hospitalist practice management: How to thrive in a time of intense change

• Sepsis: New insights into detection and management

• Keep your finger on the pulse – cardiology update for the hospitalist

• Maintenance of certification and board prep

• Point-of-care ultrasound for the hospitalist

Pre-course day is Sunday, April 8, 2018. Learn more and register at shmannualconference.org/precourse.
 

Improve quality at your institution with SHM

The National Association for Healthcare Quality’s (NAHQ) Healthcare Quality Week is Oct. 15-21, 2017, a week dedicated to celebrating the contributions professionals have made in the field and bringing awareness to the profession of health care quality. SHM’s Center for Quality Improvement provides a variety of resources, tools, and programs to address quality and patient safety issues at your institution. Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/QI.
 

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

Apply now and learn how you can join this prestigious group of hospitalists at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows. Applications officially close on Nov. 30, 2017.
 

Critical care for the hospitalist: Now on the SHM Learning Portal

Many hospitalists provide critical care services without adequate support or training, putting patients at risk and exposing hospitalists to medical liability. Don’t miss the newest SHM Learning Portal series, Critical Care for the Hospitalist. The four courses in this educational series cover common or high-risk clinical scenarios that hospitalists encounter in and out of the intensive care unit, including:

1. Airway management for the hospitalist

2. Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation for the hospitalist

3. Arrhythmias

4. High-risk pulmonary embolism

This series is free for SHM members and $45 per module for nonmembers. Earn 0.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and ABIM MOC points per each module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to get started today.
 

Connect with SHM locally at a chapter meeting near you

Attend a chapter meeting to experience SHM at the local level. Chapter meetings provide focused educational topics through keynote speakers, presentations, and opportunities to network with other hospitalists in your area. Find a chapter meeting close to you at hospitalmedicine.org/chapters.
 

Stay on top of trending topics in practice management

SHM recently released white papers on trending topics in practice management: Hospitalist Perspectives on EMRs, Telemedicine in Hospital Medicine, and the Evolution of Co-Management in Hospital Medicine. These resources are free to download to members and can be found at hospitalmedicine.org under the Practice Management tab.
 

Enhance your coding skills and earn CME

SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists (formerly CODE-H) recently launched an updated program with all-new content that offers hospitalists the latest information on best practices in coding, documentation, and compliance from national experts. It provides eight recorded webinar sessions presented by expert faculty, downloadable resources, and an interactive discussion forum on SHM’s online community.

CME credits are offered through an evaluation following the webinars. Each participant is eligible for CME credits for completion of the series.

To learn more, visit hospitalmedicine.org/CODEH. If you have questions on the new program, please contact [email protected].
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Early decision for Fellows applications is Sept. 15. Apply now!

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself among your peers in hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

“I was encouraged to consider SHM’s Fellow designation by other members of an SHM committee that I belonged to. Although reluctant at first, I realized that this was an opportunity to really confirm that I was a career hospitalist. The application process itself allowed me to objectively evaluate the work I had done to date and how it fit into my overall career plan. I believe that this FHM designation has fostered connections in the HM community and within my own institution that may not have been open to me before.” – Dr. Patricia Seymour, MD, FAAFP, FHM

Got research? Get noticed at HM18!

Don’t miss your chance to present your research to a national audience. SHM’s scientific abstract and poster competition, known as Research, Innovations, and Clinical Vignettes (RIV), is one of the most popular events at SHM’s annual meeting, enabling hospitalists from across the country to discuss emerging scientific and clinical cases, share feedback, and make valuable professional connections.

Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18) will be held April 8-11, 2018 at the Orlando World Center Marriott. Many cutting-edge abstracts first presented at SHM’s RIV sessions go on to be published in respected medical journals. Yours could be next.

For more details, visit hospitalmedicine2018.org.
 

Know someone with exceptional achievements in Hospital Medicine?

SHM’s prestigious Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional achievements in the field of hospital medicine in the following categories:

• Excellence in Research.

• Management Excellence in Hospital Medicine.

• Outstanding Service in Hospital Medicine.

• Excellence in Teaching.

• Clinical Excellence for Physicians.

• Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants.

• Excellence in Humanitarian Services.

• Excellence in Teamwork.

Awards of Excellence nominations are due on Oct. 2, 2017. Nominate yourself or a colleague today at hospitalmedicine.org/awards.
 

Invest in your career with SPARK ONE

SPARK ONE, SHM’s premier online self-assessment created specifically for hospital medicine professionals, is the perfect tool to help you reach your goals. The activity contains 450+ vignette-style multiple-choice questions covering 100% of the American Board of Internal Medicine’s Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine (FPHM) exam blueprint.

This online tool is your complete resource for successfully preparing for the FPHM exam or assessing your general knowledge in hospital medicine. Used as a self-paced study guide, it engages learners through an open-book format, allowing users to review detailed learning objectives and discussion points, and define individual areas of strengths and weaknesses. Earn up to 23 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and 23 MOC points.

Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/sparkone.
 

Strengthen your knowledge & skills in practice administration

Get involved in the SHM Practice Administrators’ Committee 2018 Mentor/Mentee Program.

This program helps you create relationships and serves as an outlet for you to pose questions or ideas to a seasoned hospital medicine group administrator. There are two different ways you can participate: as a less experienced administrator looking for a mentor or as a more experienced administrator looking to be paired with a peer. This program is free to members only. Not a member? Join today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Learn more about the program and submit your application at hospitalmedicine.org/pamentor.
 

Obtain an extensive insight into Hospital Medicine groups configuration and operation

SHM’s State of Hospital Medicine Report includes data collected from 600 hospital medicine groups (HMGs) representing 9,000 providers to keep you current on hospitalist compensation and production, in addition to cutting-edge knowledge covering practice demographics, staffing levels, turnover, staff growth, compensation methods, and financial support for solid, evidence-based management decisions.

The 2016 State of Hospital Medicine Report is not only in print but also available in an enhanced, fully searchable digital version. Order your copy at hospitalmedicine.org/sohm.
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Early decision for Fellows applications is Sept. 15. Apply now!

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself among your peers in hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

“I was encouraged to consider SHM’s Fellow designation by other members of an SHM committee that I belonged to. Although reluctant at first, I realized that this was an opportunity to really confirm that I was a career hospitalist. The application process itself allowed me to objectively evaluate the work I had done to date and how it fit into my overall career plan. I believe that this FHM designation has fostered connections in the HM community and within my own institution that may not have been open to me before.” – Dr. Patricia Seymour, MD, FAAFP, FHM

Got research? Get noticed at HM18!

Don’t miss your chance to present your research to a national audience. SHM’s scientific abstract and poster competition, known as Research, Innovations, and Clinical Vignettes (RIV), is one of the most popular events at SHM’s annual meeting, enabling hospitalists from across the country to discuss emerging scientific and clinical cases, share feedback, and make valuable professional connections.

Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18) will be held April 8-11, 2018 at the Orlando World Center Marriott. Many cutting-edge abstracts first presented at SHM’s RIV sessions go on to be published in respected medical journals. Yours could be next.

For more details, visit hospitalmedicine2018.org.
 

Know someone with exceptional achievements in Hospital Medicine?

SHM’s prestigious Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional achievements in the field of hospital medicine in the following categories:

• Excellence in Research.

• Management Excellence in Hospital Medicine.

• Outstanding Service in Hospital Medicine.

• Excellence in Teaching.

• Clinical Excellence for Physicians.

• Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants.

• Excellence in Humanitarian Services.

• Excellence in Teamwork.

Awards of Excellence nominations are due on Oct. 2, 2017. Nominate yourself or a colleague today at hospitalmedicine.org/awards.
 

Invest in your career with SPARK ONE

SPARK ONE, SHM’s premier online self-assessment created specifically for hospital medicine professionals, is the perfect tool to help you reach your goals. The activity contains 450+ vignette-style multiple-choice questions covering 100% of the American Board of Internal Medicine’s Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine (FPHM) exam blueprint.

This online tool is your complete resource for successfully preparing for the FPHM exam or assessing your general knowledge in hospital medicine. Used as a self-paced study guide, it engages learners through an open-book format, allowing users to review detailed learning objectives and discussion points, and define individual areas of strengths and weaknesses. Earn up to 23 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and 23 MOC points.

Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/sparkone.
 

Strengthen your knowledge & skills in practice administration

Get involved in the SHM Practice Administrators’ Committee 2018 Mentor/Mentee Program.

This program helps you create relationships and serves as an outlet for you to pose questions or ideas to a seasoned hospital medicine group administrator. There are two different ways you can participate: as a less experienced administrator looking for a mentor or as a more experienced administrator looking to be paired with a peer. This program is free to members only. Not a member? Join today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Learn more about the program and submit your application at hospitalmedicine.org/pamentor.
 

Obtain an extensive insight into Hospital Medicine groups configuration and operation

SHM’s State of Hospital Medicine Report includes data collected from 600 hospital medicine groups (HMGs) representing 9,000 providers to keep you current on hospitalist compensation and production, in addition to cutting-edge knowledge covering practice demographics, staffing levels, turnover, staff growth, compensation methods, and financial support for solid, evidence-based management decisions.

The 2016 State of Hospital Medicine Report is not only in print but also available in an enhanced, fully searchable digital version. Order your copy at hospitalmedicine.org/sohm.
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Early decision for Fellows applications is Sept. 15. Apply now!

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself among your peers in hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

“I was encouraged to consider SHM’s Fellow designation by other members of an SHM committee that I belonged to. Although reluctant at first, I realized that this was an opportunity to really confirm that I was a career hospitalist. The application process itself allowed me to objectively evaluate the work I had done to date and how it fit into my overall career plan. I believe that this FHM designation has fostered connections in the HM community and within my own institution that may not have been open to me before.” – Dr. Patricia Seymour, MD, FAAFP, FHM

Got research? Get noticed at HM18!

Don’t miss your chance to present your research to a national audience. SHM’s scientific abstract and poster competition, known as Research, Innovations, and Clinical Vignettes (RIV), is one of the most popular events at SHM’s annual meeting, enabling hospitalists from across the country to discuss emerging scientific and clinical cases, share feedback, and make valuable professional connections.

Hospital Medicine 2018 (HM18) will be held April 8-11, 2018 at the Orlando World Center Marriott. Many cutting-edge abstracts first presented at SHM’s RIV sessions go on to be published in respected medical journals. Yours could be next.

For more details, visit hospitalmedicine2018.org.
 

Know someone with exceptional achievements in Hospital Medicine?

SHM’s prestigious Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional achievements in the field of hospital medicine in the following categories:

• Excellence in Research.

• Management Excellence in Hospital Medicine.

• Outstanding Service in Hospital Medicine.

• Excellence in Teaching.

• Clinical Excellence for Physicians.

• Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants.

• Excellence in Humanitarian Services.

• Excellence in Teamwork.

Awards of Excellence nominations are due on Oct. 2, 2017. Nominate yourself or a colleague today at hospitalmedicine.org/awards.
 

Invest in your career with SPARK ONE

SPARK ONE, SHM’s premier online self-assessment created specifically for hospital medicine professionals, is the perfect tool to help you reach your goals. The activity contains 450+ vignette-style multiple-choice questions covering 100% of the American Board of Internal Medicine’s Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine (FPHM) exam blueprint.

This online tool is your complete resource for successfully preparing for the FPHM exam or assessing your general knowledge in hospital medicine. Used as a self-paced study guide, it engages learners through an open-book format, allowing users to review detailed learning objectives and discussion points, and define individual areas of strengths and weaknesses. Earn up to 23 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and 23 MOC points.

Learn more at hospitalmedicine.org/sparkone.
 

Strengthen your knowledge & skills in practice administration

Get involved in the SHM Practice Administrators’ Committee 2018 Mentor/Mentee Program.

This program helps you create relationships and serves as an outlet for you to pose questions or ideas to a seasoned hospital medicine group administrator. There are two different ways you can participate: as a less experienced administrator looking for a mentor or as a more experienced administrator looking to be paired with a peer. This program is free to members only. Not a member? Join today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Learn more about the program and submit your application at hospitalmedicine.org/pamentor.
 

Obtain an extensive insight into Hospital Medicine groups configuration and operation

SHM’s State of Hospital Medicine Report includes data collected from 600 hospital medicine groups (HMGs) representing 9,000 providers to keep you current on hospitalist compensation and production, in addition to cutting-edge knowledge covering practice demographics, staffing levels, turnover, staff growth, compensation methods, and financial support for solid, evidence-based management decisions.

The 2016 State of Hospital Medicine Report is not only in print but also available in an enhanced, fully searchable digital version. Order your copy at hospitalmedicine.org/sohm.
 

Mr. Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Awards of Excellence nominations now open

SHM’s prestigious Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional achievements in the field of hospital medicine. Nominate a colleague (or yourself) for exemplary contributions that deserve acknowledgment and respect in the following categories:

• Excellence in Research
• Management Excellence in Hospital Medicine
• Outstanding Service in Hospital Medicine
• Excellence in Teaching
• Clinical Excellence for Physicians
• Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants
• Excellence in Humanitarian Services
• Excellence in Teamwork

Awards of Excellence nominations are due on October 6, 2017. Nominate yourself or a colleague today at hospitalmedicine.org/awards.

Academic Hospitalist Academy

The eighth annual Academic Hospitalist Academy (AHA) is filling up quickly! For the second year in a row, it will be held at the beautiful Lakeway Resort and Spa in Austin, Texas, Sept. 25-28, 2017.

The principal goals of the Academy are to develop junior academic hospitalists as the premier teachers and educational leaders at their institutions, help academic hospitalists develop scholarly work and increase scholarly output, and enhance awareness of the value of quality improvement and patient safety work.

Each full day of learning is facilitated by leading clinician-educators, hospitalist-researchers, and clinical administrators in a 1:10 faculty-to-student ratio. Don’t miss out on this unique, hands-on experience. Visit academichospitalist.org to learn more.

Strengthen your skills with our Practice Administrator Mentor Program

New to practice administration? SHM invites you to join the Practice Administrators’ Committee Mentor/Mentee Program.

This structured program is geared toward hospitalist administrators seeking to strengthen their knowledge and skills. The program helps you develop relationships and serves as an outlet for you to pose questions to or share ideas with a seasoned administrator. There are two different ways you can participate. If you are a less experienced administrator looking for a mentor, or if you have more experience and are looking to be paired with a peer to learn from each other, you can choose the buddy system.

Learn more and submit your application at hospitalmedicine.org/pamentor. (The program is free to members only.)

Not a member? Join today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

If you applied for early decision on or before Sept. 15, you will receive a response on or before Oct. 27, 2017. The regular decision application will remain open through Nov. 30, with a decision on or before Dec. 31, 2017. Apply now and learn how you can join other hospitalists who have earned this exclusive designation and recognition at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows.

HM17 On Demand

Did you miss Hospital Medicine 2017? Are you looking to earn both CME credit and MOC points?

HM17 On Demand is a collection of the most popular tracks from Hospital Medicine 2017 (HM17), SHM’s annual meeting. HM17 is the premier educational event for health care professionals who specialize in hospital medicine.

HM17 On Demand gives you access to over 80 online audio and slide recordings from the hottest tracks, including clinical updates, rapid fire, pediatrics, comanagement, quality, and high-value care. Additionally, you can earn up to 70 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits and up to 30 ABIM MOC credits. HM17 attendees can also earn additional credits on sessions they missed out on.

HM17 On Demand is easily accessed through SHM’s Learning Portal. Visit shmlearningportal.org/hm17-demand to get your copy.

Brett Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Awards of Excellence nominations now open

SHM’s prestigious Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional achievements in the field of hospital medicine. Nominate a colleague (or yourself) for exemplary contributions that deserve acknowledgment and respect in the following categories:

• Excellence in Research
• Management Excellence in Hospital Medicine
• Outstanding Service in Hospital Medicine
• Excellence in Teaching
• Clinical Excellence for Physicians
• Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants
• Excellence in Humanitarian Services
• Excellence in Teamwork

Awards of Excellence nominations are due on October 6, 2017. Nominate yourself or a colleague today at hospitalmedicine.org/awards.

Academic Hospitalist Academy

The eighth annual Academic Hospitalist Academy (AHA) is filling up quickly! For the second year in a row, it will be held at the beautiful Lakeway Resort and Spa in Austin, Texas, Sept. 25-28, 2017.

The principal goals of the Academy are to develop junior academic hospitalists as the premier teachers and educational leaders at their institutions, help academic hospitalists develop scholarly work and increase scholarly output, and enhance awareness of the value of quality improvement and patient safety work.

Each full day of learning is facilitated by leading clinician-educators, hospitalist-researchers, and clinical administrators in a 1:10 faculty-to-student ratio. Don’t miss out on this unique, hands-on experience. Visit academichospitalist.org to learn more.

Strengthen your skills with our Practice Administrator Mentor Program

New to practice administration? SHM invites you to join the Practice Administrators’ Committee Mentor/Mentee Program.

This structured program is geared toward hospitalist administrators seeking to strengthen their knowledge and skills. The program helps you develop relationships and serves as an outlet for you to pose questions to or share ideas with a seasoned administrator. There are two different ways you can participate. If you are a less experienced administrator looking for a mentor, or if you have more experience and are looking to be paired with a peer to learn from each other, you can choose the buddy system.

Learn more and submit your application at hospitalmedicine.org/pamentor. (The program is free to members only.)

Not a member? Join today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

If you applied for early decision on or before Sept. 15, you will receive a response on or before Oct. 27, 2017. The regular decision application will remain open through Nov. 30, with a decision on or before Dec. 31, 2017. Apply now and learn how you can join other hospitalists who have earned this exclusive designation and recognition at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows.

HM17 On Demand

Did you miss Hospital Medicine 2017? Are you looking to earn both CME credit and MOC points?

HM17 On Demand is a collection of the most popular tracks from Hospital Medicine 2017 (HM17), SHM’s annual meeting. HM17 is the premier educational event for health care professionals who specialize in hospital medicine.

HM17 On Demand gives you access to over 80 online audio and slide recordings from the hottest tracks, including clinical updates, rapid fire, pediatrics, comanagement, quality, and high-value care. Additionally, you can earn up to 70 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits and up to 30 ABIM MOC credits. HM17 attendees can also earn additional credits on sessions they missed out on.

HM17 On Demand is easily accessed through SHM’s Learning Portal. Visit shmlearningportal.org/hm17-demand to get your copy.

Brett Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Awards of Excellence nominations now open

SHM’s prestigious Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional achievements in the field of hospital medicine. Nominate a colleague (or yourself) for exemplary contributions that deserve acknowledgment and respect in the following categories:

• Excellence in Research
• Management Excellence in Hospital Medicine
• Outstanding Service in Hospital Medicine
• Excellence in Teaching
• Clinical Excellence for Physicians
• Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants
• Excellence in Humanitarian Services
• Excellence in Teamwork

Awards of Excellence nominations are due on October 6, 2017. Nominate yourself or a colleague today at hospitalmedicine.org/awards.

Academic Hospitalist Academy

The eighth annual Academic Hospitalist Academy (AHA) is filling up quickly! For the second year in a row, it will be held at the beautiful Lakeway Resort and Spa in Austin, Texas, Sept. 25-28, 2017.

The principal goals of the Academy are to develop junior academic hospitalists as the premier teachers and educational leaders at their institutions, help academic hospitalists develop scholarly work and increase scholarly output, and enhance awareness of the value of quality improvement and patient safety work.

Each full day of learning is facilitated by leading clinician-educators, hospitalist-researchers, and clinical administrators in a 1:10 faculty-to-student ratio. Don’t miss out on this unique, hands-on experience. Visit academichospitalist.org to learn more.

Strengthen your skills with our Practice Administrator Mentor Program

New to practice administration? SHM invites you to join the Practice Administrators’ Committee Mentor/Mentee Program.

This structured program is geared toward hospitalist administrators seeking to strengthen their knowledge and skills. The program helps you develop relationships and serves as an outlet for you to pose questions to or share ideas with a seasoned administrator. There are two different ways you can participate. If you are a less experienced administrator looking for a mentor, or if you have more experience and are looking to be paired with a peer to learn from each other, you can choose the buddy system.

Learn more and submit your application at hospitalmedicine.org/pamentor. (The program is free to members only.)

Not a member? Join today at hospitalmedicine.org/join.

Distinguish yourself as a Class of 2018 Fellow in Hospital Medicine

SHM’s Fellows designation is a prestigious way to differentiate yourself in the rapidly growing profession of hospital medicine. There are currently over 2,000 hospitalists who have earned the Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) or Senior Fellow in Hospital Medicine (SFHM) designation by demonstrating the core values of leadership, teamwork, and quality improvement.

If you applied for early decision on or before Sept. 15, you will receive a response on or before Oct. 27, 2017. The regular decision application will remain open through Nov. 30, with a decision on or before Dec. 31, 2017. Apply now and learn how you can join other hospitalists who have earned this exclusive designation and recognition at hospitalmedicine.org/fellows.

HM17 On Demand

Did you miss Hospital Medicine 2017? Are you looking to earn both CME credit and MOC points?

HM17 On Demand is a collection of the most popular tracks from Hospital Medicine 2017 (HM17), SHM’s annual meeting. HM17 is the premier educational event for health care professionals who specialize in hospital medicine.

HM17 On Demand gives you access to over 80 online audio and slide recordings from the hottest tracks, including clinical updates, rapid fire, pediatrics, comanagement, quality, and high-value care. Additionally, you can earn up to 70 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits and up to 30 ABIM MOC credits. HM17 attendees can also earn additional credits on sessions they missed out on.

HM17 On Demand is easily accessed through SHM’s Learning Portal. Visit shmlearningportal.org/hm17-demand to get your copy.

Brett Radler is marketing communications manager at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Updated Clinical Documentation & Coding resources now available

SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists, formerly CODE-H, has been updated for 2017.

“[It’s] an exciting program that offers valuable insight into the coding and billing challenges of hospitalist services. Whether you are a new or seasoned physician, SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists provides you with a solid foundation for documentation, identifies common problems, and offers strategies for success.” – Carol Pohlig, BSN, RN, CPC, ASC Senior Coding and Compliance Specialist

For more information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/codeh.

Registration now open for NP/PA Bootcamp

Whether you’re new to hospital medicine or need a refresher on the latest topics, this course from the AAPA and SHM is perfect for you and offers up to 34.75 AAPA Category 1 CME credits.

At the Adult Hospital Medicine Bootcamp, you will cover commonly encountered diagnoses and diseases of adult hospitalized patients while networking with other hospital-based practitioners. Plus, attend optional pre-courses on reimbursement, hands-on ultrasound or hospital medicine basics.

Join us at the ninth annual Adult Hospital Medicine Boot Camp, September 27 – October 1, 2017, in San Diego. To register and learn more visit: aapa.org/bootcamp.

Learn how your HMG stacks up with the State of Hospital Medicine report

Did you know that hospitalist compensation typically consists of 80% base pay and 20% supplemental income based on production and performance? SHM’s State of Hospital Medicine Report continues to be your best source of information about how hospital medicine groups (HMGs) operate.

Don’t miss the new additions to the report for the 2016 version, including:

• Percentage of the hospital’s total patient volume the HMG was responsible for caring for.

• Presence of medical hospitalists within the HMG focusing their practice in a specific medical subspecialty.

• Value of CME allowances for hospitalists.

• Utilization of prolonged service codes by hospitalists.

• Charge capture methodologies being used by HMGs.

• For academic HMGs, the dollar amount of financial support provided for non-clinical work.

Order your print or digital copy at hospitalmedicine.org/sohm.

Enhance your leadership skills at SHM’s Leadership Academy

SHM’s Leadership Academy is the only leadership program designed specifically for hospitalists. The 2017 meeting will be held October 23 – 26 at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Course highlight: Leadership mastering teamwork

Developed in response to high demand from previous Leadership Academy attendees, this course focuses on strengthening teams and institutions. Participants learn how to critically assess program growth opportunities and develop operational plans; utilize the principles of SWARM intelligence; lead, manage, and motivate teams in complex hospital environments; and develop effective communication strategies.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to apply communication strategies that allow others to fully experience their message, lead teams in complex environments to achieve the best results, invest in themselves as leaders to optimize their professional growth and career path, and critically assess program growth opportunities and implement the necessary infrastructure for success.

To view the course schedule, faculty and more visit shmleadershipacademy.org/masteringteamwork.

Improve glycemic control efforts in your hospital with online resources & mentorship

SHM offers a variety of resources to improve glycemic control in your hospital. Glycemic Control Electronic Quality Improvement Programs (eQUIPS) are designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of your quality improvement efforts to close the gap between best practices and methods for caring for the inpatient with hyperglycemia.

Benefits of SHM’s eQUIPS include:

• Data and performance tracking tools.

• Step-by-step instructions for improving glycemic control, preventing hypoglycemia, and optimizing care of inpatients with hyperglycemia and diabetes.

• An online community and library of tools and documents, including sample order sets and protocols, awareness campaigns, patient educational materials, and supplemental articles.

• Toolkit of clinical tools and interventions, research materials, literature reviews, case studies, teaching slide sets, and more.

SHM’s Glycemic Control Mentored Implementation program sites receive 1 year of individualized mentoring including:

• On-site mentoring and training for the entire care team to help members interpret needs and resource assessments, map system processes, and develop site-specific action and intervention plans.

• Monthly coaching calls with the mentor to develop, modify, and implement interventions, establish evaluation processes, and monitor performance over time.

• SHM-facilitated calls with live webinars with other sites in the collaborative to share success stories and experiences.

• Access to the online community to share ideas, documents, and other resources.

• Data collection and analysis tools to generate on-demand reports and benchmark against other program participants.

Learn more about all of SHM’s Glycemic Control offerings by watching the recorded webinar from June 28, 2017, at hospitalmedicine.org/gc.

Earn CME with SHM’s Learning Portal

SHM’s Learning Portal is the online learning destination for hospitalists, featuring all of SHM’s eLearning initiatives in one place. Members can access over 85 CME credits for free in the Learning Portal.

Featured topics currently include perioperative medicine, anticoagulation, quality improvement, cardiac arrhythmia, and antimicrobial stewardship.

Try out the most popular modules:

• The Role of the Medical Consultant.

• Pulmonary Risk Management in the Perioperative Setting.

• Perioperative Medication Management.

• Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis in Surgical Patients.

• Perioperative Cardiac Risk Assessment.

Not a member? Join today or pay a small fee per module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to learn more and earn CME credits today.
 

Brett Radler is communications specialist at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Updated Clinical Documentation & Coding resources now available

SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists, formerly CODE-H, has been updated for 2017.

“[It’s] an exciting program that offers valuable insight into the coding and billing challenges of hospitalist services. Whether you are a new or seasoned physician, SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists provides you with a solid foundation for documentation, identifies common problems, and offers strategies for success.” – Carol Pohlig, BSN, RN, CPC, ASC Senior Coding and Compliance Specialist

For more information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/codeh.

Registration now open for NP/PA Bootcamp

Whether you’re new to hospital medicine or need a refresher on the latest topics, this course from the AAPA and SHM is perfect for you and offers up to 34.75 AAPA Category 1 CME credits.

At the Adult Hospital Medicine Bootcamp, you will cover commonly encountered diagnoses and diseases of adult hospitalized patients while networking with other hospital-based practitioners. Plus, attend optional pre-courses on reimbursement, hands-on ultrasound or hospital medicine basics.

Join us at the ninth annual Adult Hospital Medicine Boot Camp, September 27 – October 1, 2017, in San Diego. To register and learn more visit: aapa.org/bootcamp.

Learn how your HMG stacks up with the State of Hospital Medicine report

Did you know that hospitalist compensation typically consists of 80% base pay and 20% supplemental income based on production and performance? SHM’s State of Hospital Medicine Report continues to be your best source of information about how hospital medicine groups (HMGs) operate.

Don’t miss the new additions to the report for the 2016 version, including:

• Percentage of the hospital’s total patient volume the HMG was responsible for caring for.

• Presence of medical hospitalists within the HMG focusing their practice in a specific medical subspecialty.

• Value of CME allowances for hospitalists.

• Utilization of prolonged service codes by hospitalists.

• Charge capture methodologies being used by HMGs.

• For academic HMGs, the dollar amount of financial support provided for non-clinical work.

Order your print or digital copy at hospitalmedicine.org/sohm.

Enhance your leadership skills at SHM’s Leadership Academy

SHM’s Leadership Academy is the only leadership program designed specifically for hospitalists. The 2017 meeting will be held October 23 – 26 at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Course highlight: Leadership mastering teamwork

Developed in response to high demand from previous Leadership Academy attendees, this course focuses on strengthening teams and institutions. Participants learn how to critically assess program growth opportunities and develop operational plans; utilize the principles of SWARM intelligence; lead, manage, and motivate teams in complex hospital environments; and develop effective communication strategies.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to apply communication strategies that allow others to fully experience their message, lead teams in complex environments to achieve the best results, invest in themselves as leaders to optimize their professional growth and career path, and critically assess program growth opportunities and implement the necessary infrastructure for success.

To view the course schedule, faculty and more visit shmleadershipacademy.org/masteringteamwork.

Improve glycemic control efforts in your hospital with online resources & mentorship

SHM offers a variety of resources to improve glycemic control in your hospital. Glycemic Control Electronic Quality Improvement Programs (eQUIPS) are designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of your quality improvement efforts to close the gap between best practices and methods for caring for the inpatient with hyperglycemia.

Benefits of SHM’s eQUIPS include:

• Data and performance tracking tools.

• Step-by-step instructions for improving glycemic control, preventing hypoglycemia, and optimizing care of inpatients with hyperglycemia and diabetes.

• An online community and library of tools and documents, including sample order sets and protocols, awareness campaigns, patient educational materials, and supplemental articles.

• Toolkit of clinical tools and interventions, research materials, literature reviews, case studies, teaching slide sets, and more.

SHM’s Glycemic Control Mentored Implementation program sites receive 1 year of individualized mentoring including:

• On-site mentoring and training for the entire care team to help members interpret needs and resource assessments, map system processes, and develop site-specific action and intervention plans.

• Monthly coaching calls with the mentor to develop, modify, and implement interventions, establish evaluation processes, and monitor performance over time.

• SHM-facilitated calls with live webinars with other sites in the collaborative to share success stories and experiences.

• Access to the online community to share ideas, documents, and other resources.

• Data collection and analysis tools to generate on-demand reports and benchmark against other program participants.

Learn more about all of SHM’s Glycemic Control offerings by watching the recorded webinar from June 28, 2017, at hospitalmedicine.org/gc.

Earn CME with SHM’s Learning Portal

SHM’s Learning Portal is the online learning destination for hospitalists, featuring all of SHM’s eLearning initiatives in one place. Members can access over 85 CME credits for free in the Learning Portal.

Featured topics currently include perioperative medicine, anticoagulation, quality improvement, cardiac arrhythmia, and antimicrobial stewardship.

Try out the most popular modules:

• The Role of the Medical Consultant.

• Pulmonary Risk Management in the Perioperative Setting.

• Perioperative Medication Management.

• Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis in Surgical Patients.

• Perioperative Cardiac Risk Assessment.

Not a member? Join today or pay a small fee per module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to learn more and earn CME credits today.
 

Brett Radler is communications specialist at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

Updated Clinical Documentation & Coding resources now available

SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists, formerly CODE-H, has been updated for 2017.

“[It’s] an exciting program that offers valuable insight into the coding and billing challenges of hospitalist services. Whether you are a new or seasoned physician, SHM’s Clinical Documentation & Coding for Hospitalists provides you with a solid foundation for documentation, identifies common problems, and offers strategies for success.” – Carol Pohlig, BSN, RN, CPC, ASC Senior Coding and Compliance Specialist

For more information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/codeh.

Registration now open for NP/PA Bootcamp

Whether you’re new to hospital medicine or need a refresher on the latest topics, this course from the AAPA and SHM is perfect for you and offers up to 34.75 AAPA Category 1 CME credits.

At the Adult Hospital Medicine Bootcamp, you will cover commonly encountered diagnoses and diseases of adult hospitalized patients while networking with other hospital-based practitioners. Plus, attend optional pre-courses on reimbursement, hands-on ultrasound or hospital medicine basics.

Join us at the ninth annual Adult Hospital Medicine Boot Camp, September 27 – October 1, 2017, in San Diego. To register and learn more visit: aapa.org/bootcamp.

Learn how your HMG stacks up with the State of Hospital Medicine report

Did you know that hospitalist compensation typically consists of 80% base pay and 20% supplemental income based on production and performance? SHM’s State of Hospital Medicine Report continues to be your best source of information about how hospital medicine groups (HMGs) operate.

Don’t miss the new additions to the report for the 2016 version, including:

• Percentage of the hospital’s total patient volume the HMG was responsible for caring for.

• Presence of medical hospitalists within the HMG focusing their practice in a specific medical subspecialty.

• Value of CME allowances for hospitalists.

• Utilization of prolonged service codes by hospitalists.

• Charge capture methodologies being used by HMGs.

• For academic HMGs, the dollar amount of financial support provided for non-clinical work.

Order your print or digital copy at hospitalmedicine.org/sohm.

Enhance your leadership skills at SHM’s Leadership Academy

SHM’s Leadership Academy is the only leadership program designed specifically for hospitalists. The 2017 meeting will be held October 23 – 26 at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Course highlight: Leadership mastering teamwork

Developed in response to high demand from previous Leadership Academy attendees, this course focuses on strengthening teams and institutions. Participants learn how to critically assess program growth opportunities and develop operational plans; utilize the principles of SWARM intelligence; lead, manage, and motivate teams in complex hospital environments; and develop effective communication strategies.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to apply communication strategies that allow others to fully experience their message, lead teams in complex environments to achieve the best results, invest in themselves as leaders to optimize their professional growth and career path, and critically assess program growth opportunities and implement the necessary infrastructure for success.

To view the course schedule, faculty and more visit shmleadershipacademy.org/masteringteamwork.

Improve glycemic control efforts in your hospital with online resources & mentorship

SHM offers a variety of resources to improve glycemic control in your hospital. Glycemic Control Electronic Quality Improvement Programs (eQUIPS) are designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of your quality improvement efforts to close the gap between best practices and methods for caring for the inpatient with hyperglycemia.

Benefits of SHM’s eQUIPS include:

• Data and performance tracking tools.

• Step-by-step instructions for improving glycemic control, preventing hypoglycemia, and optimizing care of inpatients with hyperglycemia and diabetes.

• An online community and library of tools and documents, including sample order sets and protocols, awareness campaigns, patient educational materials, and supplemental articles.

• Toolkit of clinical tools and interventions, research materials, literature reviews, case studies, teaching slide sets, and more.

SHM’s Glycemic Control Mentored Implementation program sites receive 1 year of individualized mentoring including:

• On-site mentoring and training for the entire care team to help members interpret needs and resource assessments, map system processes, and develop site-specific action and intervention plans.

• Monthly coaching calls with the mentor to develop, modify, and implement interventions, establish evaluation processes, and monitor performance over time.

• SHM-facilitated calls with live webinars with other sites in the collaborative to share success stories and experiences.

• Access to the online community to share ideas, documents, and other resources.

• Data collection and analysis tools to generate on-demand reports and benchmark against other program participants.

Learn more about all of SHM’s Glycemic Control offerings by watching the recorded webinar from June 28, 2017, at hospitalmedicine.org/gc.

Earn CME with SHM’s Learning Portal

SHM’s Learning Portal is the online learning destination for hospitalists, featuring all of SHM’s eLearning initiatives in one place. Members can access over 85 CME credits for free in the Learning Portal.

Featured topics currently include perioperative medicine, anticoagulation, quality improvement, cardiac arrhythmia, and antimicrobial stewardship.

Try out the most popular modules:

• The Role of the Medical Consultant.

• Pulmonary Risk Management in the Perioperative Setting.

• Perioperative Medication Management.

• Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis in Surgical Patients.

• Perioperative Cardiac Risk Assessment.

Not a member? Join today or pay a small fee per module. Visit shmlearningportal.org to learn more and earn CME credits today.
 

Brett Radler is communications specialist at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

The Society of Hospital Medicine welcomes its newest members:

Kwie-Hoa Siem, MD, Alaska

Frank Abene, Alabama

Kayla Maldonado, Alabama

Kenny Murray, MD, Alabama

Shanthan Ramidi, MD, Alabama

Lauren Hancock, APRN, Arkansas

William Hawkins, MD, Arkansas

Matthew Law, Arkansas

Emily Smith, MD, Arkansas

Firas Abbas, MBchB, Arizona

Shahid Ahmad, MD, MBBS, Arizona

Praveen Bheemanathini, Arizona

Atoosa Hosseini, Arizona

William McGrade, DO, Arizona

Konstantin Mazursky, DO, Arizona

Ibrahim Taweel, MD, Arizona

Kevin Virk, MD, FACP, Arizona

Kevin Virk, MD, FACP, Arizona

Mohemmedd Khalid Abbas, Arizona

Hasan Chaudhry, MD, Arizona

Kelly Kelleher, FAAP, Arizona

Priyanka Sultania Dudani, MBBS, Arizona

Krishna Kasireddy, MD, Arizona

Melanie Meguro, Arizona

Puneet Tuli, MD, Arizona

Jonathan Byrdy, DO, Arizona

Sarah Corral, DO, Arizona

Edward Maharam, MD, Arizona

Arvind Satyanarayan, DO, Arizona

Mayank Aggarwal, MD, Arizona

Syed Jafri, Arizona

Bujji Ainapurapu, MD, Arizona

Aaron Fernandes, MD, Arizona

Sonal Gandhi, Arizona

Sudhir Tutiki, Arizona

Navaneeth Kumar, MD, Arizona

Brian T. Courtney, MD, California

Won Jin Jeon, California

Veena Panduranga, MD, California

Jennifer Tinloy, DO, California

Debra Buckland Coffey, MCUSN, MD, California

Kathleen Teves, MD, California

Paul Goebel, MD, ACMPE, California

Shainy Hegde, California

Summaiya Muhammad, California

Desmond Wah, California

Chonn Khristin Ng, California

Almira Yang, DO, California

Salimah Boghani, MD, California

Stella Abhyankar, California

Cherie Ginwalla, MD, California

Armond Esmaili, California

Sarah Schaeffer, MD, MPH, California

Sophia Virani, MD, California

Dipti Munshi, MD, California

Judy Nguyen, DO, California

Daniel Owyang, DO, California

Christian Chiavetta, DO, California

David Reinert, DO, California

Joseph Pawlowski, MD, California

Eleanor Yang, California

Adrian Campo, MD, California

Emerson De Jesus, MD, California

Zachary Edmonds, MD, California

Trit Garg, California

Alexandra G. Ianculescu, MD, PhD, California

Felix Karp, MD, California

Cara Lai, California

Kristen Lew, MD, California

John Mogannam, California

Ameer Moussa, California

Neil Parikh, MD, MBA, California

Priya Reddy, California

Adam Simons, California

Sanjay Vadgama, MD, California

Kristofer Wills, DO, California

Michael Yang, MD, MS, California

Victor Ekuta, California,

Donna Colobong, PA-C, Colorado

Janna B. Dreason, FNP-C, Colorado

Cheryl English, NP-C, Colorado

Melanie Gerrior, MD, Colorado

Marciann Harris, NP, Colorado

Marsha Henke, MD, Colorado

Brett Hesse, Colorado

Naomi J Hipp, MD, Colorado

Aurell Horing, Colorado

Rachel Koch, DO, Colorado

Ed Marino, PA-C, Colorado

Marcus Reinhardt, MD, Colorado

Carol Runge, Colorado

Harshal Shah, Colorado

Leo Soehnlen, DO, Colorado

Anna Villalobos, MD, Colorado

Kathryn Whitfield, PA-C, Colorado

Jonathan Bei-Shing Young, MD, Colorado

Leah Damiani, MD, Colorado

Kathy Lynch, MD, Colorado

Micah Friedman, Colorado

Rachael Hilton, MD, Colorado

Madeline Koerner, Colorado

Chi Zheng, MD, Colorado

Chin-Kun Baw, MD, Connecticut

Alexandra Hawkins, NP, Connecticut

Vasundhara Singh, MD, MBBS, Connecticut

Ryan Quarles, MD, Connecticut

Debra Hernandez, APRN, BC, Connecticut

Karine Karapetyan, MD, Delaware

Choosak Burr, ARNP, Florida

Nelsi Mora, Florida

Mary Quillinan, Florida

Thuntanat Rachanakul, Florida

Samual W. Sauer, MD, MPH, Florida

Jennifer Tibangin, Florida

Keith Williams, MD, Florida

Eric Penedo, MD, Florida

Margaret Webb, Florida

Mark Bender, Florida

Brett Waress, MD, MHA, Florida

Giselle Racho, Florida

Bryan Thiel, Florida

Juan Loor Tuarez, MD, Florida

Christine Stopyra, Florida

Betsy Screws, ARNP, Florida

Jaimie Weber, MD, Florida

Priti Amin, MHA, Georgia

Naga Doddapaneni, Georgia

Stephanie Fletcher, Georgia

Disha Spath, MD, Georgia

Rafaela Wesley, DO, Georgia

Nikky Keer, DO, Georgia

James Kim, Georgia

Todd Martin, Georgia

Eli Mlaver, Georgia

Andrew Ritter, Georgia

Ali Al-Zubaidi, MBchB, Georgia

Deann Bing, MD, Georgia

Tushar Shah, Georgia

Cameron Straughn, DO, Georgia

Nobuhiro Ariyoshi, MEd, Hawaii

Prerna Kumar, Iowa

Jonathan Sebolt, MD, Iowa

Amy Tesar, DO, Iowa

Houng Chea, NP, Idaho

Finnegan Greer, PA-C, Idaho

Thao Nelson, PA, Idaho

Malatesha Gangappa, Idaho

Gloria Alumona, ACNP, Illinois

Ram Sanjeev Alur, Illinois

James Antoon, MD, FAAP, PhD, Illinois

Stefania Bailuc, MD, Illinois

Richard Huh, Illinois

Bhakti Patel, MD, Illinois

Frances Uy, ACNP, Illinois

Fernando Velazquez Vazquez, MD, Illinois

Tiffany White, MD, Illinois

Bryan P. Tully, MD, Illinois

Swati Gobhil, MBBS, Illinois

Lianghe Gao, Illinois

Gopi Astik, MD, Illinois

Marina Kovacevic, MD, Illinois

Abbie Raymond, DO, Illinois

Timothy Yung, Illinois

Ahmed Zahid, MD, Illinois

Cristina Corsini, MEd, Illinois

Faisal Rashid, MD, FACP, Illinois

Mansoor Ahmad, MD, Illinois

Matthew A. Strauch, DO, Illinois

Purshotham Reddy Grinne, Illinois

Nadia Nasreen, MD, Illinois

Maham Ashraf, MD, Indiana

Jennifer Gross, Indiana

Debasmita Mohapatra, MBBS, Indiana

Eric Scheper, Indiana

Katherine Gray, APRNBC, FNP, Indiana

Venkata Kureti, Indiana

Omer Al-Buoshkor, MD, Indiana

David Johnson, FNP, MSN, Indiana

Jonathan Salisbury, MD, Indiana

Debra Shapert, MSN, RN, Iowa

Lisa Carter, ARNP, Iowa

Matthew Woodham, Iowa

Tomoharu Suzuki, MD, Pharm, Japan

Khaldoun Haj, Kansas

Will Rogers, ACMPE, MA, MBA, Kansas

Karen Shumate, Kansas

Lisa Unruh, MD, Kansas

Matthew George, Kansas

Katie Washburn, DO, Kansas

Edwin Avallone, DO, Kentucky

Matthew Morris, Kentucky

Samantha Cappetto, MD, Kentucky

Jaison John, Kentucky

Ammar Al Jajeh, Kentucky

Joseph Bolger, MD, PhD, Louisiana

Clairissa Mulloy, Louisiana

Harish Talla, MD, Louisiana

John Amadon, Louisiana

Karthik Krishnareddy, Louisiana

Cheryl DeGrandpre, PA-C, Maine

Katherine Liu, MD, Maine

Sarah Sedney, MD, Maine

Aksana Afanasenka, MD, Maryland

Syed Nazeer Mahmood, MBBS, Maryland

Joseph Apata, MD, Maryland

Russom Ghebrai, MD, Maryland

Musa Momoh, MD, Maryland

Antanina Voit, Maryland

Dejene Kassaye, MD, MSC, Maryland

Shams Quazi, MD, FACP, MS, Maryland

Dawn Roelofs, FNP, MSN, Maryland

Kirsten Austad, MD, Massachusetts

Yoel Carrasquillo Vega, MD, Massachusetts

Michele Gaudet, NP, Massachusetts

Karina Mejias, Massachusetts

Peter Rohloff, MD, PhD, Massachusetts

Jennifer Schaeffer, Massachusetts

James Shaw, MD, Massachusetts

Renee Wheeler, Massachusetts

Angela Freeman, PA, PA-C, Massachusetts

Supriya Parvatini, MD, Massachusetts

Karen Jiang, MD, Massachusetts

Roula E. Abou-Nader, MD, Massachusetts

Shreekant Vasudhev, MD, Massachusetts

Nivedita Adabala, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Robert Behrendt, RN, BSN, Michigan

Molly Belisle, Michigan

Christine Dugan, MD, Michigan

Baljinder Gill, Michigan

Kellie Herringa, PA-C, Michigan

Christine Klingert, Michigan

Kathy Mitchell, Michigan

Aimee Vos, Michigan

Alyssa Churchill, DO, Michigan

Mailvaganam Sridharan, MD, Michigan

Atul Kapoor, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Anitha Kompally, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Nicole Webb, PA-C, Michigan

Abdulqadir Ahmad, MD, Minnesota

John Patrick Eikens, Minnesota

Bobbi Jo Jensen, PA-C, Minnesota

Rachel Keuseman, Minnesota

Stephen Palmquist, Minnesota

Manit Singla, MD, Minnesota

Douglas Berg, Minnesota

Nathan Palmolea, Minnesota

Molly Tureson, PAC, Minnesota

Mehdi Dastrange, MD, MHA, Minnesota

Kent Svee, Minnesota

Ashley Viere, PA-C, Minnesota

Molly Yang, MD, Minnesota

Paige Sams, DO, Minnesota

Amit Reddy, MBBS, Mississippi

Jacqueline Brooke Banks, FNP-C, Mississippi

Lori Foxworth, CFNP, Mississippi

Nicki Lawson, FNP-C, Mississippi

Bikash Acharya, Missouri

Zafar Ahmad, PA-C, Missouri

Harleen Chela, MD, Missouri

Jeffrey Chung, MD, Missouri

Daniel Kornfeld, Missouri

Erika Leung, MD, MSc, Missouri

Lisa Moser, PA, Missouri

Mark Stiffler, Missouri

Tushar Tarun, MBBS, Missouri

Nicole McLaughlin, Missouri

Katy Lohmann, PA-C, Missouri

Jayasree Bodagala, MD, Missouri

Ravi Kiran Morumuru, ACMPE, Missouri

Matthew Brown, MD, FAAFP, Missouri

Ravikanth Tadi, Missouri

Bazgha Ahmad, DO, Missouri

Monica Hawkins, RN, Missouri

Karri Vesey, BSN, Montana

Madison Vertin, PA-C, Montana

Urmila Mukherjee, MD, Nebraska

Noah Wiedel, MD, Nebraska

Sidrah Sheikh, MD, MBBS, Nebraska

Mohammad Esmadi, MBBS, Nebraska

Jill Zabih, MD, Nebraska

Jody Frey-Burns, RN, Nevada

Adnan Akbar, MD, Nevada

Peter Gayed, MRCP, New Hampshire

Jonathan T. Huntington, MD, New Hampshire

Meghan Meehan, ACNP, New Hampshire

Saurabh Mehta, MD, New Jersey

Hanaa Benchekroun Belabbes, MD, MHA, New Jersey

Hwan Kim, MD, New Jersey

Mary Tobiasson, USA, New Jersey

Muhammad Khakwani, MD, New Jersey

Amita Maibam, MD, MPH, New Jersey

Kumar Rohit, MBBS, New Jersey

Crystal Benjamin, MD, New Jersey

Rafael Garabis, New Mexico

Sam MacBride, MD, New Mexico

Indra Peram, MD, New Mexico

Sarah Vertrees, DO, New Mexico

Aswani Kumar Alavala, MD, New Mexico

Christopher Anstine, New Mexico

Prathima Guruguri, MD, New Mexico

Diedre Hofinger, MD, FACP, New Mexico

Katharine Juarez, New Mexico

Amtul Mahavesh, MD, New Mexico

Francisco Marquez, New Mexico

Payal Sen, MD, New Mexico

Morgan Wong, DO, New Mexico

Kelly Berchou, New York

Ronald Cho, New York

Nishil Dalsania, New York

Carolyn Drake, MD, MPH, New York

Leanne Forman, New York

Valerie Gausman, New York

Laurie Jacobs, New York

Janice Jang, MD, New York

Sonia Kohli, MD, New York

Nancy Lee, PA, New York

Allen Lee, MD, New York

Matthew McCarthy, FACP, New York

Akram Mohammed, MD, New York

Jennifer Nead, New York

Kristal Persaud, PA, New York

Mariya Rozenblit, MD, New York

Christian Torres, MD, New York

Sasha De Jesus, MD, New York

Gabriella Polyak, New York

Nataliya Yuklyaeva, MD, New York

Riyaz Kamadoli, MD, New York

Ramanuj Chakravarty, New York

Adil Zaidi, MD, New York

Allison Walker, MD, New York

Himali Gandhi, New York

Alexey Yanilshtein, MD, New York

Ramsey Al-Khalil, New York

Latoya Codougan, MD, New York

Khan Najmi, MD, New York

Sara Stream, MD, New York

Bhuwan Poudyal, MD, New York

Khalil Anchouche, New York

Sarah Azarchi, New York

Susana Bejar, New York

Brian Chang, New York

Jonathan Chen, New York

Hailey Gupta, MD, New York

Medhavi Gupta, New York

Ali Khan, New York

Benjamin Kwok, MD, New York

Billy Lin, New York

Katherine Ni, New York

Jina Park, New York

Gabriel Perreault, New York

Luis Alberto Romero, New York

Payal Shah, New York

Punita Shroff, New York

Scott Statman, New York

Maria Sunseri, New York

Benjamin Verplanke, New York

Audrey Zhang, New York

Gaby Razzouk, MD, New York

Pranitha Mantrala, MD, New York

Marsha Antoine, New York

Kanica Yashi, New York

Navid Ahmed, New York

Tasha Richards, PA, New York

Connor Tryon, MD, New York

Naveen Yarlagadda, MD, New York

Alex Hogan, New York

Andrew Donohoe, CCM, MD, North Carolina

Brittany Forshay, MD, North Carolina

Kelly Hammerbeck, FNP, North Carolina

Jennifer Hausman, North Carolina

Babajide Obisesan, North Carolina

Kwadwo Ofori, MD, North Carolina

Eric Ofosu, MD, North Carolina

Kale Roth, North Carolina

Robert Soma, PA-C, North Carolina

Sommany Weber, North Carolina

Ronnie Jacobs, North Carolina

Muhammad Ghani, MD, MACP, MBBS, North Carolina

Madeline Treasure, North Carolina

Andrew McWilliams, MD, North Carolina

Karen Payne, ACNP, MPH, North Carolina

Rafal Poplawski, MD, North Carolina

James Seal, PA-C, North Carolina

Farheen Qureshi, DO, North Carolina

Basavatti Sowmya, MD, MBBS, North Carolina

Eshwar Lal, MD, North Carolina

Catherine Hathaway, MD, North Carolina

Sherif Naguib, FAAFP, North Carolina

Sara Skavroneck, North Carolina

Charles Ofosu, North Carolina

Alex Alburquerque, MD, Ohio

Isha Butler, DO, Ohio

Anne Carrol, MD, Ohio

Scott Childers, MD, Ohio

Philip Jonas, MD, Ohio

Ahmadreza Karimianpour, Ohio

Rahul Kumar, MD, Ohio

George Maidaa, MD, Ohio

Kevin McAninch, Ohio

Jill Mccourt, FNP, Ohio

Roxanne Oliver, Ohio

Farah Hussain, Ohio

Natasha Axton, PA-C, Ohio

Brooke Harris, ACNP, Ohio

Vidhya Murukesan, MD, Ohio

Sara Dong, Ohio

Christie Astor, FNP, Ohio

Sunita Mall, MD, Ohio

Sunita Mall, MD, Ohio

Fouzia Tariq, MD, Ohio

Kaveri Sivaruban, MD, Ohio

Eunice Quicho, Ohio

Smitha Achuthankutty, MD, Ohio

Harmanpreet Shinh, MD, Ohio

Maereg Tesfaye, Ohio

Kalyn Jolivette, MD, Ohio

Richelle Voth, PA-C, Oklahoma

Samuel J. Ratermann, MD, FAAFP, Oklahoma

Richelle Voth, PA-C, Oklahoma

Alden Forrester, MD, Oregon

Nicholas Brown, DO, Oregon

Ian Pennell-Walklin, MD, Oregon

Bruce Ramsey, Oregon

Kyle Brekke, DO, Oregon

Sarah Webber, MD, Oregon

Brian Beaudoin, MD, Pennsylvania

Glenn Bedell, MHSA, Pennsylvania

Cristina Green, AGACNP-DNP, Pennsylvania

Andrew Groff, Pennsylvania

Sulman Masood Hashmi, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Eric Kasprowicz, MD, MPH, Pennsylvania

Laura Leuenberger, Pennsylvania

James Liszewski, MD, Pennsylvania

Caitlyn Moss, Pennsylvania

Paul Seunghyun Nho, Pennsylvania

Rishan Patel, MD, Pennsylvania

Dilli R. Poudel, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Naveen Yellappa, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Usman Zulfiqar, Pennsylvania

Nina Jain, Pennsylvania

Bhumika Patel, DO, Pennsylvania

Jenna M. Diasio, PA-C, Pennsylvania

Malachi Courtney, MD, Pennsylvania

Sonia Arneja, MD, Pennsylvania

Ross Ellis, MD, Pennsylvania

Samreen Siddiqui, Pennsylvania

Jillian Zavodnick, Pennsylvania

Kinan Kassar, MD, Pennsylvania

Maritsa M. Scoulos-Hanson, Pennsylvania

Jennifer Taylor, PA-C, Pennsylvania

Steven Delaveris, DO, Pennsylvania

Danica Buzniak, DO, Rhode Island

Paul Browning, MD, South Carolina

Matt Coones, MD, South Carolina

Cedric Fisher, MD, South Carolina

Aloysius Jackson, MD, South Carolina

Katharine DuPont, MD, South Carolina

Michael Jenkins, MD, South Carolina

Jessica Hamilton, APRN, BC, FNP, South Carolina

Pamela Pyle, DO, South Carolina

Shakeel Ahmed, MBBS, MD, South Dakota

D. Bruce Eaton, MD, South Dakota

Drew Jorgensen, MD, South Dakota

Shelly Turbak, MSN, RN, South Dakota

Tamera Sturm, DO, South Dakota

Peggy Brooks, Tennessee

Joseph Garrido, MD, Tennessee

Lisa Grimes, FNP, Tennessee

Chennakesava Kummathi, MBBS, Tennessee

Victoria Okafor, Tennessee

Ashley Smith, Tennessee

Monisha Bhatia, Tennessee

Belinda Jenkins, APRN-BC, Tennessee

Kim Zahnke, MD, Tennessee

Robert Arias, Texas

Nicolas Batterton, MD, Texas

Scott DePaul, MD, Texas

Nancy Foster, Texas

Larry Hughes, Texas

Erin Koval, Texas

Femi Layiwola, MD, Texas

Krysta Lin, Texas

James J. Onorato, MD, PhD, Texas

Allison Stephenson, PA-C, Texas

Brandon Stormes, Texas

Rubin Simon, MD, Texas

Brian Anderson, DO, Texas

Hatim Chhatriwala, MD, Texas

Aziz Hammoud, Texas

Haru Yamamoto, MD, Texas

Lauren Schiegg, Texas

Victoria Grasso, DO, Texas

Victor Salcedo, MD, Texas

Rajiv Bhattarai, Texas

Iram Qureshi, DO, Texas

Lisa Hafemeister, FACHE, MHA, Texas

Helena Kurian, MD, Texas

Jessica Lin, Texas

Nathan Nowalk, MD, Texas

Keely Smith, MD, Texas

Jonathan Weiser, MD, Texas

Roland Prezas, DO, FAAFP, Texas

Allan Recto, AHIP, Texas

Regina Dimbo, Texas

Venkata Ghanta, Texas

Richmond Hunt, Texas

Vishal Patel, MD, Texas

Zain Sharif, MD, Texas

Rommel Del Rosario, MD, Texas

Khawer Khadimally, DO, Texas

Diogenes Valderrama, MD, Texas

Charles Ewoh, MD, Texas

Deepika Kilaru, Texas

Tilahun Belay, MD, Texas

Chandra S Reddy Navuluri, MD, Texas

Bradley Goad, DO, FACP, Virginia

Patrick Higdon, MD, Virginia

Gabriella Miller, MD, HMDC, Virginia

Miklos Szentirmai, MD, Virginia

Hyder Tamton, Virginia

Andra Mirescu, MD, Virginia

Olukayode Ojo, Virginia

Robert Szeles, MD, Virginia

Anya Cope, DO, Virginia

OsCiriah Press, MD, Virginia

Rikin Kadakia, MD, Virginia

Bryant Self, DO, Virginia

Sarah Sabo, ACNP, Virginia

Pedro A. Gonzales Alvarez, MD, Virginia

William Best, Virginia

Pushpanjali Basnyat, MD, Washington

Nikki Hartley-Jonason, Washington

Helen Johnsonwall, MD, Washington

Eric LaMotte, MD, Washington

Maher Muraywid, Washington

Evan Neal Paul, MD, Washington

Sarah Rogers, MD, Washington

Lindee Strizich, Washington

Maryam Tariq, MBBS, Washington

Meghaan Walsh, MD, Washington

Oleg Zbirun, MD, Washington

Meeta Sabnis, MD, Washington

James Kuo, MD, Washington

Liang Du, Washington

Syed Farhan Tabraiz Hashmi, MD, Washington

Jessica Jung, MD, Washington

Joshua Pelley, MD, Washington

Alex Yu, MD, Washington

Alfred Curnow, MD, Washington

Duhwan Kang, Washington

Gilbert Daniel, MD, Washington, D.C.

Eleanor Fitall, Washington, D.C.

Vinay Srinivasan, Washington, D.C.

Scott Wine, West Virginia

Trevor Miller, MBA, PA-C, West Virginia

Audrey Hiltunen, Wisconsin

Elina Litinskaya, Wisconsin

John M. Murphy, MD, Wisconsin

Tanya Pedretti, PA, Wisconsin

Adine Rodemeyer, MD, Wisconsin

Oghomwen Sule, MBBS, Wisconsin

Terrence Witt, MD, Wisconsin

Mayank Arora, Wisconsin

John D. MacDonald, MD, Wisconsin

Abigail Cook, Wisconsin

Mohamed Ibrahim, MD, Wisconsin

Aymen Khogali, MD, Wisconsin

Nicholas Haun, Wisconsin

Sandra Brown, Victoria, Australia

Alessandra Gessner, Alberta, Canada

Courtney Carlucci, British Columbia, Canada

Muhanad Y. Al Habash, Canada

Karen Tong, MD, Canada

Taku Yabuki, Japan

Liza van Loon, the Netherlands

Edward Gebuis, MD, the Netherlands

Abdisalan Afrah, MD, Qatar

Akhnuwkh Jones, Qatar

Mashuk Uddin, MBBS, MRCP, FRCP, Qatar

Ibrahim Yusuf Abubeker, MRCP, Qatar

Chih-Wei Tseng, Taiwan

Sawsan Abdel-Razig, MD, FACP, United Arab Emirates

The Society of Hospital Medicine welcomes its newest members:

Kwie-Hoa Siem, MD, Alaska

Frank Abene, Alabama

Kayla Maldonado, Alabama

Kenny Murray, MD, Alabama

Shanthan Ramidi, MD, Alabama

Lauren Hancock, APRN, Arkansas

William Hawkins, MD, Arkansas

Matthew Law, Arkansas

Emily Smith, MD, Arkansas

Firas Abbas, MBchB, Arizona

Shahid Ahmad, MD, MBBS, Arizona

Praveen Bheemanathini, Arizona

Atoosa Hosseini, Arizona

William McGrade, DO, Arizona

Konstantin Mazursky, DO, Arizona

Ibrahim Taweel, MD, Arizona

Kevin Virk, MD, FACP, Arizona

Kevin Virk, MD, FACP, Arizona

Mohemmedd Khalid Abbas, Arizona

Hasan Chaudhry, MD, Arizona

Kelly Kelleher, FAAP, Arizona

Priyanka Sultania Dudani, MBBS, Arizona

Krishna Kasireddy, MD, Arizona

Melanie Meguro, Arizona

Puneet Tuli, MD, Arizona

Jonathan Byrdy, DO, Arizona

Sarah Corral, DO, Arizona

Edward Maharam, MD, Arizona

Arvind Satyanarayan, DO, Arizona

Mayank Aggarwal, MD, Arizona

Syed Jafri, Arizona

Bujji Ainapurapu, MD, Arizona

Aaron Fernandes, MD, Arizona

Sonal Gandhi, Arizona

Sudhir Tutiki, Arizona

Navaneeth Kumar, MD, Arizona

Brian T. Courtney, MD, California

Won Jin Jeon, California

Veena Panduranga, MD, California

Jennifer Tinloy, DO, California

Debra Buckland Coffey, MCUSN, MD, California

Kathleen Teves, MD, California

Paul Goebel, MD, ACMPE, California

Shainy Hegde, California

Summaiya Muhammad, California

Desmond Wah, California

Chonn Khristin Ng, California

Almira Yang, DO, California

Salimah Boghani, MD, California

Stella Abhyankar, California

Cherie Ginwalla, MD, California

Armond Esmaili, California

Sarah Schaeffer, MD, MPH, California

Sophia Virani, MD, California

Dipti Munshi, MD, California

Judy Nguyen, DO, California

Daniel Owyang, DO, California

Christian Chiavetta, DO, California

David Reinert, DO, California

Joseph Pawlowski, MD, California

Eleanor Yang, California

Adrian Campo, MD, California

Emerson De Jesus, MD, California

Zachary Edmonds, MD, California

Trit Garg, California

Alexandra G. Ianculescu, MD, PhD, California

Felix Karp, MD, California

Cara Lai, California

Kristen Lew, MD, California

John Mogannam, California

Ameer Moussa, California

Neil Parikh, MD, MBA, California

Priya Reddy, California

Adam Simons, California

Sanjay Vadgama, MD, California

Kristofer Wills, DO, California

Michael Yang, MD, MS, California

Victor Ekuta, California,

Donna Colobong, PA-C, Colorado

Janna B. Dreason, FNP-C, Colorado

Cheryl English, NP-C, Colorado

Melanie Gerrior, MD, Colorado

Marciann Harris, NP, Colorado

Marsha Henke, MD, Colorado

Brett Hesse, Colorado

Naomi J Hipp, MD, Colorado

Aurell Horing, Colorado

Rachel Koch, DO, Colorado

Ed Marino, PA-C, Colorado

Marcus Reinhardt, MD, Colorado

Carol Runge, Colorado

Harshal Shah, Colorado

Leo Soehnlen, DO, Colorado

Anna Villalobos, MD, Colorado

Kathryn Whitfield, PA-C, Colorado

Jonathan Bei-Shing Young, MD, Colorado

Leah Damiani, MD, Colorado

Kathy Lynch, MD, Colorado

Micah Friedman, Colorado

Rachael Hilton, MD, Colorado

Madeline Koerner, Colorado

Chi Zheng, MD, Colorado

Chin-Kun Baw, MD, Connecticut

Alexandra Hawkins, NP, Connecticut

Vasundhara Singh, MD, MBBS, Connecticut

Ryan Quarles, MD, Connecticut

Debra Hernandez, APRN, BC, Connecticut

Karine Karapetyan, MD, Delaware

Choosak Burr, ARNP, Florida

Nelsi Mora, Florida

Mary Quillinan, Florida

Thuntanat Rachanakul, Florida

Samual W. Sauer, MD, MPH, Florida

Jennifer Tibangin, Florida

Keith Williams, MD, Florida

Eric Penedo, MD, Florida

Margaret Webb, Florida

Mark Bender, Florida

Brett Waress, MD, MHA, Florida

Giselle Racho, Florida

Bryan Thiel, Florida

Juan Loor Tuarez, MD, Florida

Christine Stopyra, Florida

Betsy Screws, ARNP, Florida

Jaimie Weber, MD, Florida

Priti Amin, MHA, Georgia

Naga Doddapaneni, Georgia

Stephanie Fletcher, Georgia

Disha Spath, MD, Georgia

Rafaela Wesley, DO, Georgia

Nikky Keer, DO, Georgia

James Kim, Georgia

Todd Martin, Georgia

Eli Mlaver, Georgia

Andrew Ritter, Georgia

Ali Al-Zubaidi, MBchB, Georgia

Deann Bing, MD, Georgia

Tushar Shah, Georgia

Cameron Straughn, DO, Georgia

Nobuhiro Ariyoshi, MEd, Hawaii

Prerna Kumar, Iowa

Jonathan Sebolt, MD, Iowa

Amy Tesar, DO, Iowa

Houng Chea, NP, Idaho

Finnegan Greer, PA-C, Idaho

Thao Nelson, PA, Idaho

Malatesha Gangappa, Idaho

Gloria Alumona, ACNP, Illinois

Ram Sanjeev Alur, Illinois

James Antoon, MD, FAAP, PhD, Illinois

Stefania Bailuc, MD, Illinois

Richard Huh, Illinois

Bhakti Patel, MD, Illinois

Frances Uy, ACNP, Illinois

Fernando Velazquez Vazquez, MD, Illinois

Tiffany White, MD, Illinois

Bryan P. Tully, MD, Illinois

Swati Gobhil, MBBS, Illinois

Lianghe Gao, Illinois

Gopi Astik, MD, Illinois

Marina Kovacevic, MD, Illinois

Abbie Raymond, DO, Illinois

Timothy Yung, Illinois

Ahmed Zahid, MD, Illinois

Cristina Corsini, MEd, Illinois

Faisal Rashid, MD, FACP, Illinois

Mansoor Ahmad, MD, Illinois

Matthew A. Strauch, DO, Illinois

Purshotham Reddy Grinne, Illinois

Nadia Nasreen, MD, Illinois

Maham Ashraf, MD, Indiana

Jennifer Gross, Indiana

Debasmita Mohapatra, MBBS, Indiana

Eric Scheper, Indiana

Katherine Gray, APRNBC, FNP, Indiana

Venkata Kureti, Indiana

Omer Al-Buoshkor, MD, Indiana

David Johnson, FNP, MSN, Indiana

Jonathan Salisbury, MD, Indiana

Debra Shapert, MSN, RN, Iowa

Lisa Carter, ARNP, Iowa

Matthew Woodham, Iowa

Tomoharu Suzuki, MD, Pharm, Japan

Khaldoun Haj, Kansas

Will Rogers, ACMPE, MA, MBA, Kansas

Karen Shumate, Kansas

Lisa Unruh, MD, Kansas

Matthew George, Kansas

Katie Washburn, DO, Kansas

Edwin Avallone, DO, Kentucky

Matthew Morris, Kentucky

Samantha Cappetto, MD, Kentucky

Jaison John, Kentucky

Ammar Al Jajeh, Kentucky

Joseph Bolger, MD, PhD, Louisiana

Clairissa Mulloy, Louisiana

Harish Talla, MD, Louisiana

John Amadon, Louisiana

Karthik Krishnareddy, Louisiana

Cheryl DeGrandpre, PA-C, Maine

Katherine Liu, MD, Maine

Sarah Sedney, MD, Maine

Aksana Afanasenka, MD, Maryland

Syed Nazeer Mahmood, MBBS, Maryland

Joseph Apata, MD, Maryland

Russom Ghebrai, MD, Maryland

Musa Momoh, MD, Maryland

Antanina Voit, Maryland

Dejene Kassaye, MD, MSC, Maryland

Shams Quazi, MD, FACP, MS, Maryland

Dawn Roelofs, FNP, MSN, Maryland

Kirsten Austad, MD, Massachusetts

Yoel Carrasquillo Vega, MD, Massachusetts

Michele Gaudet, NP, Massachusetts

Karina Mejias, Massachusetts

Peter Rohloff, MD, PhD, Massachusetts

Jennifer Schaeffer, Massachusetts

James Shaw, MD, Massachusetts

Renee Wheeler, Massachusetts

Angela Freeman, PA, PA-C, Massachusetts

Supriya Parvatini, MD, Massachusetts

Karen Jiang, MD, Massachusetts

Roula E. Abou-Nader, MD, Massachusetts

Shreekant Vasudhev, MD, Massachusetts

Nivedita Adabala, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Robert Behrendt, RN, BSN, Michigan

Molly Belisle, Michigan

Christine Dugan, MD, Michigan

Baljinder Gill, Michigan

Kellie Herringa, PA-C, Michigan

Christine Klingert, Michigan

Kathy Mitchell, Michigan

Aimee Vos, Michigan

Alyssa Churchill, DO, Michigan

Mailvaganam Sridharan, MD, Michigan

Atul Kapoor, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Anitha Kompally, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Nicole Webb, PA-C, Michigan

Abdulqadir Ahmad, MD, Minnesota

John Patrick Eikens, Minnesota

Bobbi Jo Jensen, PA-C, Minnesota

Rachel Keuseman, Minnesota

Stephen Palmquist, Minnesota

Manit Singla, MD, Minnesota

Douglas Berg, Minnesota

Nathan Palmolea, Minnesota

Molly Tureson, PAC, Minnesota

Mehdi Dastrange, MD, MHA, Minnesota

Kent Svee, Minnesota

Ashley Viere, PA-C, Minnesota

Molly Yang, MD, Minnesota

Paige Sams, DO, Minnesota

Amit Reddy, MBBS, Mississippi

Jacqueline Brooke Banks, FNP-C, Mississippi

Lori Foxworth, CFNP, Mississippi

Nicki Lawson, FNP-C, Mississippi

Bikash Acharya, Missouri

Zafar Ahmad, PA-C, Missouri

Harleen Chela, MD, Missouri

Jeffrey Chung, MD, Missouri

Daniel Kornfeld, Missouri

Erika Leung, MD, MSc, Missouri

Lisa Moser, PA, Missouri

Mark Stiffler, Missouri

Tushar Tarun, MBBS, Missouri

Nicole McLaughlin, Missouri

Katy Lohmann, PA-C, Missouri

Jayasree Bodagala, MD, Missouri

Ravi Kiran Morumuru, ACMPE, Missouri

Matthew Brown, MD, FAAFP, Missouri

Ravikanth Tadi, Missouri

Bazgha Ahmad, DO, Missouri

Monica Hawkins, RN, Missouri

Karri Vesey, BSN, Montana

Madison Vertin, PA-C, Montana

Urmila Mukherjee, MD, Nebraska

Noah Wiedel, MD, Nebraska

Sidrah Sheikh, MD, MBBS, Nebraska

Mohammad Esmadi, MBBS, Nebraska

Jill Zabih, MD, Nebraska

Jody Frey-Burns, RN, Nevada

Adnan Akbar, MD, Nevada

Peter Gayed, MRCP, New Hampshire

Jonathan T. Huntington, MD, New Hampshire

Meghan Meehan, ACNP, New Hampshire

Saurabh Mehta, MD, New Jersey

Hanaa Benchekroun Belabbes, MD, MHA, New Jersey

Hwan Kim, MD, New Jersey

Mary Tobiasson, USA, New Jersey

Muhammad Khakwani, MD, New Jersey

Amita Maibam, MD, MPH, New Jersey

Kumar Rohit, MBBS, New Jersey

Crystal Benjamin, MD, New Jersey

Rafael Garabis, New Mexico

Sam MacBride, MD, New Mexico

Indra Peram, MD, New Mexico

Sarah Vertrees, DO, New Mexico

Aswani Kumar Alavala, MD, New Mexico

Christopher Anstine, New Mexico

Prathima Guruguri, MD, New Mexico

Diedre Hofinger, MD, FACP, New Mexico

Katharine Juarez, New Mexico

Amtul Mahavesh, MD, New Mexico

Francisco Marquez, New Mexico

Payal Sen, MD, New Mexico

Morgan Wong, DO, New Mexico

Kelly Berchou, New York

Ronald Cho, New York

Nishil Dalsania, New York

Carolyn Drake, MD, MPH, New York

Leanne Forman, New York

Valerie Gausman, New York

Laurie Jacobs, New York

Janice Jang, MD, New York

Sonia Kohli, MD, New York

Nancy Lee, PA, New York

Allen Lee, MD, New York

Matthew McCarthy, FACP, New York

Akram Mohammed, MD, New York

Jennifer Nead, New York

Kristal Persaud, PA, New York

Mariya Rozenblit, MD, New York

Christian Torres, MD, New York

Sasha De Jesus, MD, New York

Gabriella Polyak, New York

Nataliya Yuklyaeva, MD, New York

Riyaz Kamadoli, MD, New York

Ramanuj Chakravarty, New York

Adil Zaidi, MD, New York

Allison Walker, MD, New York

Himali Gandhi, New York

Alexey Yanilshtein, MD, New York

Ramsey Al-Khalil, New York

Latoya Codougan, MD, New York

Khan Najmi, MD, New York

Sara Stream, MD, New York

Bhuwan Poudyal, MD, New York

Khalil Anchouche, New York

Sarah Azarchi, New York

Susana Bejar, New York

Brian Chang, New York

Jonathan Chen, New York

Hailey Gupta, MD, New York

Medhavi Gupta, New York

Ali Khan, New York

Benjamin Kwok, MD, New York

Billy Lin, New York

Katherine Ni, New York

Jina Park, New York

Gabriel Perreault, New York

Luis Alberto Romero, New York

Payal Shah, New York

Punita Shroff, New York

Scott Statman, New York

Maria Sunseri, New York

Benjamin Verplanke, New York

Audrey Zhang, New York

Gaby Razzouk, MD, New York

Pranitha Mantrala, MD, New York

Marsha Antoine, New York

Kanica Yashi, New York

Navid Ahmed, New York

Tasha Richards, PA, New York

Connor Tryon, MD, New York

Naveen Yarlagadda, MD, New York

Alex Hogan, New York

Andrew Donohoe, CCM, MD, North Carolina

Brittany Forshay, MD, North Carolina

Kelly Hammerbeck, FNP, North Carolina

Jennifer Hausman, North Carolina

Babajide Obisesan, North Carolina

Kwadwo Ofori, MD, North Carolina

Eric Ofosu, MD, North Carolina

Kale Roth, North Carolina

Robert Soma, PA-C, North Carolina

Sommany Weber, North Carolina

Ronnie Jacobs, North Carolina

Muhammad Ghani, MD, MACP, MBBS, North Carolina

Madeline Treasure, North Carolina

Andrew McWilliams, MD, North Carolina

Karen Payne, ACNP, MPH, North Carolina

Rafal Poplawski, MD, North Carolina

James Seal, PA-C, North Carolina

Farheen Qureshi, DO, North Carolina

Basavatti Sowmya, MD, MBBS, North Carolina

Eshwar Lal, MD, North Carolina

Catherine Hathaway, MD, North Carolina

Sherif Naguib, FAAFP, North Carolina

Sara Skavroneck, North Carolina

Charles Ofosu, North Carolina

Alex Alburquerque, MD, Ohio

Isha Butler, DO, Ohio

Anne Carrol, MD, Ohio

Scott Childers, MD, Ohio

Philip Jonas, MD, Ohio

Ahmadreza Karimianpour, Ohio

Rahul Kumar, MD, Ohio

George Maidaa, MD, Ohio

Kevin McAninch, Ohio

Jill Mccourt, FNP, Ohio

Roxanne Oliver, Ohio

Farah Hussain, Ohio

Natasha Axton, PA-C, Ohio

Brooke Harris, ACNP, Ohio

Vidhya Murukesan, MD, Ohio

Sara Dong, Ohio

Christie Astor, FNP, Ohio

Sunita Mall, MD, Ohio

Sunita Mall, MD, Ohio

Fouzia Tariq, MD, Ohio

Kaveri Sivaruban, MD, Ohio

Eunice Quicho, Ohio

Smitha Achuthankutty, MD, Ohio

Harmanpreet Shinh, MD, Ohio

Maereg Tesfaye, Ohio

Kalyn Jolivette, MD, Ohio

Richelle Voth, PA-C, Oklahoma

Samuel J. Ratermann, MD, FAAFP, Oklahoma

Richelle Voth, PA-C, Oklahoma

Alden Forrester, MD, Oregon

Nicholas Brown, DO, Oregon

Ian Pennell-Walklin, MD, Oregon

Bruce Ramsey, Oregon

Kyle Brekke, DO, Oregon

Sarah Webber, MD, Oregon

Brian Beaudoin, MD, Pennsylvania

Glenn Bedell, MHSA, Pennsylvania

Cristina Green, AGACNP-DNP, Pennsylvania

Andrew Groff, Pennsylvania

Sulman Masood Hashmi, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Eric Kasprowicz, MD, MPH, Pennsylvania

Laura Leuenberger, Pennsylvania

James Liszewski, MD, Pennsylvania

Caitlyn Moss, Pennsylvania

Paul Seunghyun Nho, Pennsylvania

Rishan Patel, MD, Pennsylvania

Dilli R. Poudel, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Naveen Yellappa, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Usman Zulfiqar, Pennsylvania

Nina Jain, Pennsylvania

Bhumika Patel, DO, Pennsylvania

Jenna M. Diasio, PA-C, Pennsylvania

Malachi Courtney, MD, Pennsylvania

Sonia Arneja, MD, Pennsylvania

Ross Ellis, MD, Pennsylvania

Samreen Siddiqui, Pennsylvania

Jillian Zavodnick, Pennsylvania

Kinan Kassar, MD, Pennsylvania

Maritsa M. Scoulos-Hanson, Pennsylvania

Jennifer Taylor, PA-C, Pennsylvania

Steven Delaveris, DO, Pennsylvania

Danica Buzniak, DO, Rhode Island

Paul Browning, MD, South Carolina

Matt Coones, MD, South Carolina

Cedric Fisher, MD, South Carolina

Aloysius Jackson, MD, South Carolina

Katharine DuPont, MD, South Carolina

Michael Jenkins, MD, South Carolina

Jessica Hamilton, APRN, BC, FNP, South Carolina

Pamela Pyle, DO, South Carolina

Shakeel Ahmed, MBBS, MD, South Dakota

D. Bruce Eaton, MD, South Dakota

Drew Jorgensen, MD, South Dakota

Shelly Turbak, MSN, RN, South Dakota

Tamera Sturm, DO, South Dakota

Peggy Brooks, Tennessee

Joseph Garrido, MD, Tennessee

Lisa Grimes, FNP, Tennessee

Chennakesava Kummathi, MBBS, Tennessee

Victoria Okafor, Tennessee

Ashley Smith, Tennessee

Monisha Bhatia, Tennessee

Belinda Jenkins, APRN-BC, Tennessee

Kim Zahnke, MD, Tennessee

Robert Arias, Texas

Nicolas Batterton, MD, Texas

Scott DePaul, MD, Texas

Nancy Foster, Texas

Larry Hughes, Texas

Erin Koval, Texas

Femi Layiwola, MD, Texas

Krysta Lin, Texas

James J. Onorato, MD, PhD, Texas

Allison Stephenson, PA-C, Texas

Brandon Stormes, Texas

Rubin Simon, MD, Texas

Brian Anderson, DO, Texas

Hatim Chhatriwala, MD, Texas

Aziz Hammoud, Texas

Haru Yamamoto, MD, Texas

Lauren Schiegg, Texas

Victoria Grasso, DO, Texas

Victor Salcedo, MD, Texas

Rajiv Bhattarai, Texas

Iram Qureshi, DO, Texas

Lisa Hafemeister, FACHE, MHA, Texas

Helena Kurian, MD, Texas

Jessica Lin, Texas

Nathan Nowalk, MD, Texas

Keely Smith, MD, Texas

Jonathan Weiser, MD, Texas

Roland Prezas, DO, FAAFP, Texas

Allan Recto, AHIP, Texas

Regina Dimbo, Texas

Venkata Ghanta, Texas

Richmond Hunt, Texas

Vishal Patel, MD, Texas

Zain Sharif, MD, Texas

Rommel Del Rosario, MD, Texas

Khawer Khadimally, DO, Texas

Diogenes Valderrama, MD, Texas

Charles Ewoh, MD, Texas

Deepika Kilaru, Texas

Tilahun Belay, MD, Texas

Chandra S Reddy Navuluri, MD, Texas

Bradley Goad, DO, FACP, Virginia

Patrick Higdon, MD, Virginia

Gabriella Miller, MD, HMDC, Virginia

Miklos Szentirmai, MD, Virginia

Hyder Tamton, Virginia

Andra Mirescu, MD, Virginia

Olukayode Ojo, Virginia

Robert Szeles, MD, Virginia

Anya Cope, DO, Virginia

OsCiriah Press, MD, Virginia

Rikin Kadakia, MD, Virginia

Bryant Self, DO, Virginia

Sarah Sabo, ACNP, Virginia

Pedro A. Gonzales Alvarez, MD, Virginia

William Best, Virginia

Pushpanjali Basnyat, MD, Washington

Nikki Hartley-Jonason, Washington

Helen Johnsonwall, MD, Washington

Eric LaMotte, MD, Washington

Maher Muraywid, Washington

Evan Neal Paul, MD, Washington

Sarah Rogers, MD, Washington

Lindee Strizich, Washington

Maryam Tariq, MBBS, Washington

Meghaan Walsh, MD, Washington

Oleg Zbirun, MD, Washington

Meeta Sabnis, MD, Washington

James Kuo, MD, Washington

Liang Du, Washington

Syed Farhan Tabraiz Hashmi, MD, Washington

Jessica Jung, MD, Washington

Joshua Pelley, MD, Washington

Alex Yu, MD, Washington

Alfred Curnow, MD, Washington

Duhwan Kang, Washington

Gilbert Daniel, MD, Washington, D.C.

Eleanor Fitall, Washington, D.C.

Vinay Srinivasan, Washington, D.C.

Scott Wine, West Virginia

Trevor Miller, MBA, PA-C, West Virginia

Audrey Hiltunen, Wisconsin

Elina Litinskaya, Wisconsin

John M. Murphy, MD, Wisconsin

Tanya Pedretti, PA, Wisconsin

Adine Rodemeyer, MD, Wisconsin

Oghomwen Sule, MBBS, Wisconsin

Terrence Witt, MD, Wisconsin

Mayank Arora, Wisconsin

John D. MacDonald, MD, Wisconsin

Abigail Cook, Wisconsin

Mohamed Ibrahim, MD, Wisconsin

Aymen Khogali, MD, Wisconsin

Nicholas Haun, Wisconsin

Sandra Brown, Victoria, Australia

Alessandra Gessner, Alberta, Canada

Courtney Carlucci, British Columbia, Canada

Muhanad Y. Al Habash, Canada

Karen Tong, MD, Canada

Taku Yabuki, Japan

Liza van Loon, the Netherlands

Edward Gebuis, MD, the Netherlands

Abdisalan Afrah, MD, Qatar

Akhnuwkh Jones, Qatar

Mashuk Uddin, MBBS, MRCP, FRCP, Qatar

Ibrahim Yusuf Abubeker, MRCP, Qatar

Chih-Wei Tseng, Taiwan

Sawsan Abdel-Razig, MD, FACP, United Arab Emirates

The Society of Hospital Medicine welcomes its newest members:

Kwie-Hoa Siem, MD, Alaska

Frank Abene, Alabama

Kayla Maldonado, Alabama

Kenny Murray, MD, Alabama

Shanthan Ramidi, MD, Alabama

Lauren Hancock, APRN, Arkansas

William Hawkins, MD, Arkansas

Matthew Law, Arkansas

Emily Smith, MD, Arkansas

Firas Abbas, MBchB, Arizona

Shahid Ahmad, MD, MBBS, Arizona

Praveen Bheemanathini, Arizona

Atoosa Hosseini, Arizona

William McGrade, DO, Arizona

Konstantin Mazursky, DO, Arizona

Ibrahim Taweel, MD, Arizona

Kevin Virk, MD, FACP, Arizona

Kevin Virk, MD, FACP, Arizona

Mohemmedd Khalid Abbas, Arizona

Hasan Chaudhry, MD, Arizona

Kelly Kelleher, FAAP, Arizona

Priyanka Sultania Dudani, MBBS, Arizona

Krishna Kasireddy, MD, Arizona

Melanie Meguro, Arizona

Puneet Tuli, MD, Arizona

Jonathan Byrdy, DO, Arizona

Sarah Corral, DO, Arizona

Edward Maharam, MD, Arizona

Arvind Satyanarayan, DO, Arizona

Mayank Aggarwal, MD, Arizona

Syed Jafri, Arizona

Bujji Ainapurapu, MD, Arizona

Aaron Fernandes, MD, Arizona

Sonal Gandhi, Arizona

Sudhir Tutiki, Arizona

Navaneeth Kumar, MD, Arizona

Brian T. Courtney, MD, California

Won Jin Jeon, California

Veena Panduranga, MD, California

Jennifer Tinloy, DO, California

Debra Buckland Coffey, MCUSN, MD, California

Kathleen Teves, MD, California

Paul Goebel, MD, ACMPE, California

Shainy Hegde, California

Summaiya Muhammad, California

Desmond Wah, California

Chonn Khristin Ng, California

Almira Yang, DO, California

Salimah Boghani, MD, California

Stella Abhyankar, California

Cherie Ginwalla, MD, California

Armond Esmaili, California

Sarah Schaeffer, MD, MPH, California

Sophia Virani, MD, California

Dipti Munshi, MD, California

Judy Nguyen, DO, California

Daniel Owyang, DO, California

Christian Chiavetta, DO, California

David Reinert, DO, California

Joseph Pawlowski, MD, California

Eleanor Yang, California

Adrian Campo, MD, California

Emerson De Jesus, MD, California

Zachary Edmonds, MD, California

Trit Garg, California

Alexandra G. Ianculescu, MD, PhD, California

Felix Karp, MD, California

Cara Lai, California

Kristen Lew, MD, California

John Mogannam, California

Ameer Moussa, California

Neil Parikh, MD, MBA, California

Priya Reddy, California

Adam Simons, California

Sanjay Vadgama, MD, California

Kristofer Wills, DO, California

Michael Yang, MD, MS, California

Victor Ekuta, California,

Donna Colobong, PA-C, Colorado

Janna B. Dreason, FNP-C, Colorado

Cheryl English, NP-C, Colorado

Melanie Gerrior, MD, Colorado

Marciann Harris, NP, Colorado

Marsha Henke, MD, Colorado

Brett Hesse, Colorado

Naomi J Hipp, MD, Colorado

Aurell Horing, Colorado

Rachel Koch, DO, Colorado

Ed Marino, PA-C, Colorado

Marcus Reinhardt, MD, Colorado

Carol Runge, Colorado

Harshal Shah, Colorado

Leo Soehnlen, DO, Colorado

Anna Villalobos, MD, Colorado

Kathryn Whitfield, PA-C, Colorado

Jonathan Bei-Shing Young, MD, Colorado

Leah Damiani, MD, Colorado

Kathy Lynch, MD, Colorado

Micah Friedman, Colorado

Rachael Hilton, MD, Colorado

Madeline Koerner, Colorado

Chi Zheng, MD, Colorado

Chin-Kun Baw, MD, Connecticut

Alexandra Hawkins, NP, Connecticut

Vasundhara Singh, MD, MBBS, Connecticut

Ryan Quarles, MD, Connecticut

Debra Hernandez, APRN, BC, Connecticut

Karine Karapetyan, MD, Delaware

Choosak Burr, ARNP, Florida

Nelsi Mora, Florida

Mary Quillinan, Florida

Thuntanat Rachanakul, Florida

Samual W. Sauer, MD, MPH, Florida

Jennifer Tibangin, Florida

Keith Williams, MD, Florida

Eric Penedo, MD, Florida

Margaret Webb, Florida

Mark Bender, Florida

Brett Waress, MD, MHA, Florida

Giselle Racho, Florida

Bryan Thiel, Florida

Juan Loor Tuarez, MD, Florida

Christine Stopyra, Florida

Betsy Screws, ARNP, Florida

Jaimie Weber, MD, Florida

Priti Amin, MHA, Georgia

Naga Doddapaneni, Georgia

Stephanie Fletcher, Georgia

Disha Spath, MD, Georgia

Rafaela Wesley, DO, Georgia

Nikky Keer, DO, Georgia

James Kim, Georgia

Todd Martin, Georgia

Eli Mlaver, Georgia

Andrew Ritter, Georgia

Ali Al-Zubaidi, MBchB, Georgia

Deann Bing, MD, Georgia

Tushar Shah, Georgia

Cameron Straughn, DO, Georgia

Nobuhiro Ariyoshi, MEd, Hawaii

Prerna Kumar, Iowa

Jonathan Sebolt, MD, Iowa

Amy Tesar, DO, Iowa

Houng Chea, NP, Idaho

Finnegan Greer, PA-C, Idaho

Thao Nelson, PA, Idaho

Malatesha Gangappa, Idaho

Gloria Alumona, ACNP, Illinois

Ram Sanjeev Alur, Illinois

James Antoon, MD, FAAP, PhD, Illinois

Stefania Bailuc, MD, Illinois

Richard Huh, Illinois

Bhakti Patel, MD, Illinois

Frances Uy, ACNP, Illinois

Fernando Velazquez Vazquez, MD, Illinois

Tiffany White, MD, Illinois

Bryan P. Tully, MD, Illinois

Swati Gobhil, MBBS, Illinois

Lianghe Gao, Illinois

Gopi Astik, MD, Illinois

Marina Kovacevic, MD, Illinois

Abbie Raymond, DO, Illinois

Timothy Yung, Illinois

Ahmed Zahid, MD, Illinois

Cristina Corsini, MEd, Illinois

Faisal Rashid, MD, FACP, Illinois

Mansoor Ahmad, MD, Illinois

Matthew A. Strauch, DO, Illinois

Purshotham Reddy Grinne, Illinois

Nadia Nasreen, MD, Illinois

Maham Ashraf, MD, Indiana

Jennifer Gross, Indiana

Debasmita Mohapatra, MBBS, Indiana

Eric Scheper, Indiana

Katherine Gray, APRNBC, FNP, Indiana

Venkata Kureti, Indiana

Omer Al-Buoshkor, MD, Indiana

David Johnson, FNP, MSN, Indiana

Jonathan Salisbury, MD, Indiana

Debra Shapert, MSN, RN, Iowa

Lisa Carter, ARNP, Iowa

Matthew Woodham, Iowa

Tomoharu Suzuki, MD, Pharm, Japan

Khaldoun Haj, Kansas

Will Rogers, ACMPE, MA, MBA, Kansas

Karen Shumate, Kansas

Lisa Unruh, MD, Kansas

Matthew George, Kansas

Katie Washburn, DO, Kansas

Edwin Avallone, DO, Kentucky

Matthew Morris, Kentucky

Samantha Cappetto, MD, Kentucky

Jaison John, Kentucky

Ammar Al Jajeh, Kentucky

Joseph Bolger, MD, PhD, Louisiana

Clairissa Mulloy, Louisiana

Harish Talla, MD, Louisiana

John Amadon, Louisiana

Karthik Krishnareddy, Louisiana

Cheryl DeGrandpre, PA-C, Maine

Katherine Liu, MD, Maine

Sarah Sedney, MD, Maine

Aksana Afanasenka, MD, Maryland

Syed Nazeer Mahmood, MBBS, Maryland

Joseph Apata, MD, Maryland

Russom Ghebrai, MD, Maryland

Musa Momoh, MD, Maryland

Antanina Voit, Maryland

Dejene Kassaye, MD, MSC, Maryland

Shams Quazi, MD, FACP, MS, Maryland

Dawn Roelofs, FNP, MSN, Maryland

Kirsten Austad, MD, Massachusetts

Yoel Carrasquillo Vega, MD, Massachusetts

Michele Gaudet, NP, Massachusetts

Karina Mejias, Massachusetts

Peter Rohloff, MD, PhD, Massachusetts

Jennifer Schaeffer, Massachusetts

James Shaw, MD, Massachusetts

Renee Wheeler, Massachusetts

Angela Freeman, PA, PA-C, Massachusetts

Supriya Parvatini, MD, Massachusetts

Karen Jiang, MD, Massachusetts

Roula E. Abou-Nader, MD, Massachusetts

Shreekant Vasudhev, MD, Massachusetts

Nivedita Adabala, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Robert Behrendt, RN, BSN, Michigan

Molly Belisle, Michigan

Christine Dugan, MD, Michigan

Baljinder Gill, Michigan

Kellie Herringa, PA-C, Michigan

Christine Klingert, Michigan

Kathy Mitchell, Michigan

Aimee Vos, Michigan

Alyssa Churchill, DO, Michigan

Mailvaganam Sridharan, MD, Michigan

Atul Kapoor, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Anitha Kompally, MD, MBBS, Michigan

Nicole Webb, PA-C, Michigan

Abdulqadir Ahmad, MD, Minnesota

John Patrick Eikens, Minnesota

Bobbi Jo Jensen, PA-C, Minnesota

Rachel Keuseman, Minnesota

Stephen Palmquist, Minnesota

Manit Singla, MD, Minnesota

Douglas Berg, Minnesota

Nathan Palmolea, Minnesota

Molly Tureson, PAC, Minnesota

Mehdi Dastrange, MD, MHA, Minnesota

Kent Svee, Minnesota

Ashley Viere, PA-C, Minnesota

Molly Yang, MD, Minnesota

Paige Sams, DO, Minnesota

Amit Reddy, MBBS, Mississippi

Jacqueline Brooke Banks, FNP-C, Mississippi

Lori Foxworth, CFNP, Mississippi

Nicki Lawson, FNP-C, Mississippi

Bikash Acharya, Missouri

Zafar Ahmad, PA-C, Missouri

Harleen Chela, MD, Missouri

Jeffrey Chung, MD, Missouri

Daniel Kornfeld, Missouri

Erika Leung, MD, MSc, Missouri

Lisa Moser, PA, Missouri

Mark Stiffler, Missouri

Tushar Tarun, MBBS, Missouri

Nicole McLaughlin, Missouri

Katy Lohmann, PA-C, Missouri

Jayasree Bodagala, MD, Missouri

Ravi Kiran Morumuru, ACMPE, Missouri

Matthew Brown, MD, FAAFP, Missouri

Ravikanth Tadi, Missouri

Bazgha Ahmad, DO, Missouri

Monica Hawkins, RN, Missouri

Karri Vesey, BSN, Montana

Madison Vertin, PA-C, Montana

Urmila Mukherjee, MD, Nebraska

Noah Wiedel, MD, Nebraska

Sidrah Sheikh, MD, MBBS, Nebraska

Mohammad Esmadi, MBBS, Nebraska

Jill Zabih, MD, Nebraska

Jody Frey-Burns, RN, Nevada

Adnan Akbar, MD, Nevada

Peter Gayed, MRCP, New Hampshire

Jonathan T. Huntington, MD, New Hampshire

Meghan Meehan, ACNP, New Hampshire

Saurabh Mehta, MD, New Jersey

Hanaa Benchekroun Belabbes, MD, MHA, New Jersey

Hwan Kim, MD, New Jersey

Mary Tobiasson, USA, New Jersey

Muhammad Khakwani, MD, New Jersey

Amita Maibam, MD, MPH, New Jersey

Kumar Rohit, MBBS, New Jersey

Crystal Benjamin, MD, New Jersey

Rafael Garabis, New Mexico

Sam MacBride, MD, New Mexico

Indra Peram, MD, New Mexico

Sarah Vertrees, DO, New Mexico

Aswani Kumar Alavala, MD, New Mexico

Christopher Anstine, New Mexico

Prathima Guruguri, MD, New Mexico

Diedre Hofinger, MD, FACP, New Mexico

Katharine Juarez, New Mexico

Amtul Mahavesh, MD, New Mexico

Francisco Marquez, New Mexico

Payal Sen, MD, New Mexico

Morgan Wong, DO, New Mexico

Kelly Berchou, New York

Ronald Cho, New York

Nishil Dalsania, New York

Carolyn Drake, MD, MPH, New York

Leanne Forman, New York

Valerie Gausman, New York

Laurie Jacobs, New York

Janice Jang, MD, New York

Sonia Kohli, MD, New York

Nancy Lee, PA, New York

Allen Lee, MD, New York

Matthew McCarthy, FACP, New York

Akram Mohammed, MD, New York

Jennifer Nead, New York

Kristal Persaud, PA, New York

Mariya Rozenblit, MD, New York

Christian Torres, MD, New York

Sasha De Jesus, MD, New York

Gabriella Polyak, New York

Nataliya Yuklyaeva, MD, New York

Riyaz Kamadoli, MD, New York

Ramanuj Chakravarty, New York

Adil Zaidi, MD, New York

Allison Walker, MD, New York

Himali Gandhi, New York

Alexey Yanilshtein, MD, New York

Ramsey Al-Khalil, New York

Latoya Codougan, MD, New York

Khan Najmi, MD, New York

Sara Stream, MD, New York

Bhuwan Poudyal, MD, New York

Khalil Anchouche, New York

Sarah Azarchi, New York

Susana Bejar, New York

Brian Chang, New York

Jonathan Chen, New York

Hailey Gupta, MD, New York

Medhavi Gupta, New York

Ali Khan, New York

Benjamin Kwok, MD, New York

Billy Lin, New York

Katherine Ni, New York

Jina Park, New York

Gabriel Perreault, New York

Luis Alberto Romero, New York

Payal Shah, New York

Punita Shroff, New York

Scott Statman, New York

Maria Sunseri, New York

Benjamin Verplanke, New York

Audrey Zhang, New York

Gaby Razzouk, MD, New York

Pranitha Mantrala, MD, New York

Marsha Antoine, New York

Kanica Yashi, New York

Navid Ahmed, New York

Tasha Richards, PA, New York

Connor Tryon, MD, New York

Naveen Yarlagadda, MD, New York

Alex Hogan, New York

Andrew Donohoe, CCM, MD, North Carolina

Brittany Forshay, MD, North Carolina

Kelly Hammerbeck, FNP, North Carolina

Jennifer Hausman, North Carolina

Babajide Obisesan, North Carolina

Kwadwo Ofori, MD, North Carolina

Eric Ofosu, MD, North Carolina

Kale Roth, North Carolina

Robert Soma, PA-C, North Carolina

Sommany Weber, North Carolina

Ronnie Jacobs, North Carolina

Muhammad Ghani, MD, MACP, MBBS, North Carolina

Madeline Treasure, North Carolina

Andrew McWilliams, MD, North Carolina

Karen Payne, ACNP, MPH, North Carolina

Rafal Poplawski, MD, North Carolina

James Seal, PA-C, North Carolina

Farheen Qureshi, DO, North Carolina

Basavatti Sowmya, MD, MBBS, North Carolina

Eshwar Lal, MD, North Carolina

Catherine Hathaway, MD, North Carolina

Sherif Naguib, FAAFP, North Carolina

Sara Skavroneck, North Carolina

Charles Ofosu, North Carolina

Alex Alburquerque, MD, Ohio

Isha Butler, DO, Ohio

Anne Carrol, MD, Ohio

Scott Childers, MD, Ohio

Philip Jonas, MD, Ohio

Ahmadreza Karimianpour, Ohio

Rahul Kumar, MD, Ohio

George Maidaa, MD, Ohio

Kevin McAninch, Ohio

Jill Mccourt, FNP, Ohio

Roxanne Oliver, Ohio

Farah Hussain, Ohio

Natasha Axton, PA-C, Ohio

Brooke Harris, ACNP, Ohio

Vidhya Murukesan, MD, Ohio

Sara Dong, Ohio

Christie Astor, FNP, Ohio

Sunita Mall, MD, Ohio

Sunita Mall, MD, Ohio

Fouzia Tariq, MD, Ohio

Kaveri Sivaruban, MD, Ohio

Eunice Quicho, Ohio

Smitha Achuthankutty, MD, Ohio

Harmanpreet Shinh, MD, Ohio

Maereg Tesfaye, Ohio

Kalyn Jolivette, MD, Ohio

Richelle Voth, PA-C, Oklahoma

Samuel J. Ratermann, MD, FAAFP, Oklahoma

Richelle Voth, PA-C, Oklahoma

Alden Forrester, MD, Oregon

Nicholas Brown, DO, Oregon

Ian Pennell-Walklin, MD, Oregon

Bruce Ramsey, Oregon

Kyle Brekke, DO, Oregon

Sarah Webber, MD, Oregon

Brian Beaudoin, MD, Pennsylvania

Glenn Bedell, MHSA, Pennsylvania

Cristina Green, AGACNP-DNP, Pennsylvania

Andrew Groff, Pennsylvania

Sulman Masood Hashmi, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Eric Kasprowicz, MD, MPH, Pennsylvania

Laura Leuenberger, Pennsylvania

James Liszewski, MD, Pennsylvania

Caitlyn Moss, Pennsylvania

Paul Seunghyun Nho, Pennsylvania

Rishan Patel, MD, Pennsylvania

Dilli R. Poudel, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Naveen Yellappa, MBBS, Pennsylvania

Usman Zulfiqar, Pennsylvania

Nina Jain, Pennsylvania

Bhumika Patel, DO, Pennsylvania

Jenna M. Diasio, PA-C, Pennsylvania

Malachi Courtney, MD, Pennsylvania

Sonia Arneja, MD, Pennsylvania

Ross Ellis, MD, Pennsylvania

Samreen Siddiqui, Pennsylvania

Jillian Zavodnick, Pennsylvania

Kinan Kassar, MD, Pennsylvania

Maritsa M. Scoulos-Hanson, Pennsylvania

Jennifer Taylor, PA-C, Pennsylvania

Steven Delaveris, DO, Pennsylvania

Danica Buzniak, DO, Rhode Island

Paul Browning, MD, South Carolina

Matt Coones, MD, South Carolina

Cedric Fisher, MD, South Carolina

Aloysius Jackson, MD, South Carolina

Katharine DuPont, MD, South Carolina

Michael Jenkins, MD, South Carolina

Jessica Hamilton, APRN, BC, FNP, South Carolina

Pamela Pyle, DO, South Carolina

Shakeel Ahmed, MBBS, MD, South Dakota

D. Bruce Eaton, MD, South Dakota

Drew Jorgensen, MD, South Dakota

Shelly Turbak, MSN, RN, South Dakota

Tamera Sturm, DO, South Dakota

Peggy Brooks, Tennessee

Joseph Garrido, MD, Tennessee

Lisa Grimes, FNP, Tennessee

Chennakesava Kummathi, MBBS, Tennessee

Victoria Okafor, Tennessee

Ashley Smith, Tennessee

Monisha Bhatia, Tennessee

Belinda Jenkins, APRN-BC, Tennessee

Kim Zahnke, MD, Tennessee

Robert Arias, Texas

Nicolas Batterton, MD, Texas

Scott DePaul, MD, Texas

Nancy Foster, Texas

Larry Hughes, Texas

Erin Koval, Texas

Femi Layiwola, MD, Texas

Krysta Lin, Texas

James J. Onorato, MD, PhD, Texas

Allison Stephenson, PA-C, Texas

Brandon Stormes, Texas

Rubin Simon, MD, Texas

Brian Anderson, DO, Texas

Hatim Chhatriwala, MD, Texas

Aziz Hammoud, Texas

Haru Yamamoto, MD, Texas

Lauren Schiegg, Texas

Victoria Grasso, DO, Texas

Victor Salcedo, MD, Texas

Rajiv Bhattarai, Texas

Iram Qureshi, DO, Texas

Lisa Hafemeister, FACHE, MHA, Texas

Helena Kurian, MD, Texas

Jessica Lin, Texas

Nathan Nowalk, MD, Texas

Keely Smith, MD, Texas

Jonathan Weiser, MD, Texas

Roland Prezas, DO, FAAFP, Texas

Allan Recto, AHIP, Texas

Regina Dimbo, Texas

Venkata Ghanta, Texas

Richmond Hunt, Texas

Vishal Patel, MD, Texas

Zain Sharif, MD, Texas

Rommel Del Rosario, MD, Texas

Khawer Khadimally, DO, Texas

Diogenes Valderrama, MD, Texas

Charles Ewoh, MD, Texas

Deepika Kilaru, Texas

Tilahun Belay, MD, Texas

Chandra S Reddy Navuluri, MD, Texas

Bradley Goad, DO, FACP, Virginia

Patrick Higdon, MD, Virginia

Gabriella Miller, MD, HMDC, Virginia

Miklos Szentirmai, MD, Virginia

Hyder Tamton, Virginia

Andra Mirescu, MD, Virginia

Olukayode Ojo, Virginia

Robert Szeles, MD, Virginia

Anya Cope, DO, Virginia

OsCiriah Press, MD, Virginia

Rikin Kadakia, MD, Virginia

Bryant Self, DO, Virginia

Sarah Sabo, ACNP, Virginia

Pedro A. Gonzales Alvarez, MD, Virginia

William Best, Virginia

Pushpanjali Basnyat, MD, Washington

Nikki Hartley-Jonason, Washington

Helen Johnsonwall, MD, Washington

Eric LaMotte, MD, Washington

Maher Muraywid, Washington

Evan Neal Paul, MD, Washington

Sarah Rogers, MD, Washington

Lindee Strizich, Washington

Maryam Tariq, MBBS, Washington

Meghaan Walsh, MD, Washington

Oleg Zbirun, MD, Washington

Meeta Sabnis, MD, Washington

James Kuo, MD, Washington

Liang Du, Washington

Syed Farhan Tabraiz Hashmi, MD, Washington

Jessica Jung, MD, Washington

Joshua Pelley, MD, Washington

Alex Yu, MD, Washington

Alfred Curnow, MD, Washington

Duhwan Kang, Washington

Gilbert Daniel, MD, Washington, D.C.

Eleanor Fitall, Washington, D.C.

Vinay Srinivasan, Washington, D.C.

Scott Wine, West Virginia

Trevor Miller, MBA, PA-C, West Virginia

Audrey Hiltunen, Wisconsin

Elina Litinskaya, Wisconsin

John M. Murphy, MD, Wisconsin

Tanya Pedretti, PA, Wisconsin

Adine Rodemeyer, MD, Wisconsin

Oghomwen Sule, MBBS, Wisconsin

Terrence Witt, MD, Wisconsin

Mayank Arora, Wisconsin

John D. MacDonald, MD, Wisconsin

Abigail Cook, Wisconsin

Mohamed Ibrahim, MD, Wisconsin

Aymen Khogali, MD, Wisconsin

Nicholas Haun, Wisconsin

Sandra Brown, Victoria, Australia

Alessandra Gessner, Alberta, Canada

Courtney Carlucci, British Columbia, Canada

Muhanad Y. Al Habash, Canada

Karen Tong, MD, Canada

Taku Yabuki, Japan

Liza van Loon, the Netherlands

Edward Gebuis, MD, the Netherlands

Abdisalan Afrah, MD, Qatar

Akhnuwkh Jones, Qatar

Mashuk Uddin, MBBS, MRCP, FRCP, Qatar

Ibrahim Yusuf Abubeker, MRCP, Qatar

Chih-Wei Tseng, Taiwan

Sawsan Abdel-Razig, MD, FACP, United Arab Emirates

HM17 On Demand now available

Couldn’t make it to Las Vegas for SHM’s annual meeting, Hospital Medicine 2017? HM17 On Demand gives you access to over 80 online audio and slide recordings from the hottest tracks, including clinical updates, rapid fire, pediatrics, comanagement, quality, and high-value care.

Additionally, you can earn up to 70 American Medical Association Physician Recognition Award Category 1 Credit(s) and up to 30 American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification credits. HM17 attendees can also benefit by earning additional credits on the sessions you missed out on.

To easily access content through SHM’s Learning Portal, visit shmlearningportal.org/hm17-demand to learn more.
 

Chapter Excellence Awards

SHM is proud to recognize outstanding chapters for the fourth annual Chapter Excellence Awards. Each year, chapters strive to demonstrate growth, sustenance, and innovation within their chapter activities.

View more at www.hospitalmedicine.org/chapterexcellence. Please join SHM in congratulating the following chapters on their success!

Silver Chapters

Boston Association of Academic Hospital Medicine (BAAHM)

Charlotte Metro Area

Houston

Kentucky

Los Angeles

Minnesota

North Jersey

Pacific Northwest

Philadelphia Tri-State

Rocky Mountain

San Francisco Bay

South Central PA

Gold Chapters

New Mexico

Wiregrass

Platinum Chapters

IowaMaryland

Michigan

NYC/Westchester

St. Louis

Outstanding Chapter of the Year

Michigan

Rising Star Chapter

Wiregrass
 

Student Hospitalist Scholar grant winners

SHM’s Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant provides funds with which medical students can conduct mentored scholarly projects related to quality improvement and patient safety in the field of hospital medicine. The program offers a summer and a longitudinal option.

Congratulations to the 2017-2018 Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant recipients:Summer Program

Anton Garazha

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

“Effectiveness of Communication During ICU to Ward Transfer and Association with Medical ICU Readmission”

Cole Hirschfeld

Weill Cornell Medical College

“The Role of Diagnostic Bone Biopsies in the Management of Osteomyelitis”

Farah Hussain

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

“Better Understanding Clinical Deterioration in a Children’s Hospital”

Longitudinal Program

Monisha Bhatia

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

“Using Electronic Medical Record Phenotypic Data to Predict Discharge Destination”

Victor Ekuta

University of California, San Diego School of Medicine

“Reducing CAUTI with Noninvasive UC Alternatives and Measure-vention”

Yun Li

Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth

“Developing and implementing clinical pathway(s) for hospitalized injection drug users due to injection-related infection sequelae”

Learn more about the Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant at hospitalmedicine.org/scholargrant.

SPARK ONE: A tool to teach residents

SPARK ONE is a comprehensive, online self-assessment tool created specifically for hospital medicine professionals. The activity contains 450+ vignette-style multiple-choice questions covering 100% of the American Board of Internal Medicine’s Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine (FPHM) exam blueprint. This online tool can be utilized as a training mechanism for resident education on hospital medicine.

As a benefit of SHM membership, residents will receive a free subscription. SPARK ONE provides in-depth review of the following content areas:

• Cardiology
• Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine
• Gastroenterology and Hepatology
• Nephrology and Urology
• Endocrinology
• Hematology and Oncology
• Neurology
• Allergy, Immunology, Dermatology, Rheumatology and Transitions in Care
• Palliative Care, Medical Ethics and Decision-making
• Perioperative Medicine and Consultative Co-management
• Patient Safety
• Quality, Cost and Clinical Reasoning

“SPARK ONE provides a unique platform for academic institutions, engaging learners in directed learning sessions, reinforcing teaching points as we encounter specific conditions.” – Rachel E. Thompson, MD, MPH, SFHM

Visit hospitalmedicine.org/sparkone to learn more.
 

Sharpen your coding with the updated CODE-H

SHM’s Coding Optimally by Documenting Effectively for Hospitalists (CODE-H) has launched an updated program with all new content. It will now include eight recorded webinar sessions presented by expert faculty, downloadable resources, and an interactive discussion forum through the Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX), enabling participants to ask questions and learn the most relevant best practices.

Following each webinar, learners will have the opportunity to complete an evaluation to redeem continuing medical education credits.

Webinars in the series include:
 

• E/M Basics Part I
• E/M Basics Part II
• Utilizing Other Providers in Your Practice
• EMR and Mitigating Risk
• Putting Time into Critical Care Documentation
• Time Based Services
• Navigating the Rules for Hospitalist Visits
• Challenges of Concurrent Care

To purchase CODE-H, visit hospitalmedicine.org/CODEH. If you have questions about the new program, please contact [email protected].
 

Set yourself apart as a Fellow in Hospital Medicine

The Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) designation signals your commitment to the hospital medicine specialty and dedication to quality improvement and patient safety. This designation is available for hospital medicine practitioners, including practice administrators, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. If you meet the prerequisites and complete the requirements, which are rooted in the Core Competencies in Hospital Medicine, you can apply for this prestigious designation and join more than 1,100 FHMs who are dedicated to the field of hospital medicine. Learn more and apply at hospitalmedicine.org/fellow.

New guide & modules on multimodal pain strategies for postoperative pain management

Pain management can pose multiple challenges in the acute care setting for hospitalists and front-line prescribers. While their first priority is to optimally manage pain in their patients, they also face the challenges of treating diverse patient populations, managing patient expectations, and considering how pain control and perceptions affect Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems scores. Furthermore, because of the ongoing opioid epidemic, prescribers must ensure that pain is managed responsibly and ethically.

To address these issues, SHM developed a guide to address how to work in an interdisciplinary team, identify impediments to implementation, and provide examples of appropriate pain management. In accompaniment with this Multimodal Pain Strategies Guide for Postoperative Pain Management, there are three modules presented by the authors which supplement the electronic guide.

To download the guide or view the modules, visit hospitalmedicine.org/pain.
 

Proven excellence through a unique education style: Academic Hospitalist Academy

Don’t miss the eighth annual Academic Hospitalist Academy (AHA), Sept. 25-28, 2017, at the Lakeway Resort and Spa in Austin, Texas. AHA attendees experience an energizing, interactive learning environment featuring didactics, small-group exercise and skill-building breakout sessions. Each full day of learning is facilitated by leading clinician-educators, hospitalist researchers, and clinical administrators in a 1 to 10 faculty to student ratio.

The Principal Goals of the Academy are to:

• Develop junior academic hospitalists as the premier teachers and educational leaders at their institutions
• Help academic hospitalists develop scholarly work and increase scholarly output
• Enhance awareness of the value of quality improvement and patient safety work
• Support academic promotion of all attendees

Don’t miss out on this unique, hands-on experience. Register before July 18, 2017, to receive the early-bird rates. Visit academichospitalist.org to learn more.
 

Choosing Wisely Case Study compendium now available

The Choosing Wisely Case Study Competition, hosted by SHM, sought submissions from hospitalists on innovative improvement initiatives implemented in their respective institutions. These initiatives reflect and promote movement toward reducing unnecessary medical tests and procedures and changing a culture that dictates, “More care is better care.”

Submissions were judged by the Choosing Wisely Subcommittee, a panel of SHM members, under adult and pediatric categories. One grand prize winner and three honorable mentions were selected from these categories. The compendium includes these case studies along with additional exemplary submissions.

View the Choosing Wisely Case Study Compendium at hospitalmedicine.org/choosingwisely.
 

Strengthen your interactions with the 5 Rs of Cultural Humility

Look inside this issue for your 5 Rs of Cultural Humility pocket card. It can be easily referenced on rounds and shared with colleagues. We hope to achieve heightened awareness of effective interactions. In addition to the definitions of each of the Rs, the card features questions to ask yourself before, during, and after every interaction to aid in attaining cultural humility.

For more information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/5Rs.

Brett Radler is communications specialist at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

HM17 On Demand now available

Couldn’t make it to Las Vegas for SHM’s annual meeting, Hospital Medicine 2017? HM17 On Demand gives you access to over 80 online audio and slide recordings from the hottest tracks, including clinical updates, rapid fire, pediatrics, comanagement, quality, and high-value care.

Additionally, you can earn up to 70 American Medical Association Physician Recognition Award Category 1 Credit(s) and up to 30 American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification credits. HM17 attendees can also benefit by earning additional credits on the sessions you missed out on.

To easily access content through SHM’s Learning Portal, visit shmlearningportal.org/hm17-demand to learn more.
 

Chapter Excellence Awards

SHM is proud to recognize outstanding chapters for the fourth annual Chapter Excellence Awards. Each year, chapters strive to demonstrate growth, sustenance, and innovation within their chapter activities.

View more at www.hospitalmedicine.org/chapterexcellence. Please join SHM in congratulating the following chapters on their success!

Silver Chapters

Boston Association of Academic Hospital Medicine (BAAHM)

Charlotte Metro Area

Houston

Kentucky

Los Angeles

Minnesota

North Jersey

Pacific Northwest

Philadelphia Tri-State

Rocky Mountain

San Francisco Bay

South Central PA

Gold Chapters

New Mexico

Wiregrass

Platinum Chapters

IowaMaryland

Michigan

NYC/Westchester

St. Louis

Outstanding Chapter of the Year

Michigan

Rising Star Chapter

Wiregrass
 

Student Hospitalist Scholar grant winners

SHM’s Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant provides funds with which medical students can conduct mentored scholarly projects related to quality improvement and patient safety in the field of hospital medicine. The program offers a summer and a longitudinal option.

Congratulations to the 2017-2018 Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant recipients:Summer Program

Anton Garazha

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

“Effectiveness of Communication During ICU to Ward Transfer and Association with Medical ICU Readmission”

Cole Hirschfeld

Weill Cornell Medical College

“The Role of Diagnostic Bone Biopsies in the Management of Osteomyelitis”

Farah Hussain

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

“Better Understanding Clinical Deterioration in a Children’s Hospital”

Longitudinal Program

Monisha Bhatia

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

“Using Electronic Medical Record Phenotypic Data to Predict Discharge Destination”

Victor Ekuta

University of California, San Diego School of Medicine

“Reducing CAUTI with Noninvasive UC Alternatives and Measure-vention”

Yun Li

Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth

“Developing and implementing clinical pathway(s) for hospitalized injection drug users due to injection-related infection sequelae”

Learn more about the Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant at hospitalmedicine.org/scholargrant.

SPARK ONE: A tool to teach residents

SPARK ONE is a comprehensive, online self-assessment tool created specifically for hospital medicine professionals. The activity contains 450+ vignette-style multiple-choice questions covering 100% of the American Board of Internal Medicine’s Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine (FPHM) exam blueprint. This online tool can be utilized as a training mechanism for resident education on hospital medicine.

As a benefit of SHM membership, residents will receive a free subscription. SPARK ONE provides in-depth review of the following content areas:

• Cardiology
• Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine
• Gastroenterology and Hepatology
• Nephrology and Urology
• Endocrinology
• Hematology and Oncology
• Neurology
• Allergy, Immunology, Dermatology, Rheumatology and Transitions in Care
• Palliative Care, Medical Ethics and Decision-making
• Perioperative Medicine and Consultative Co-management
• Patient Safety
• Quality, Cost and Clinical Reasoning

“SPARK ONE provides a unique platform for academic institutions, engaging learners in directed learning sessions, reinforcing teaching points as we encounter specific conditions.” – Rachel E. Thompson, MD, MPH, SFHM

Visit hospitalmedicine.org/sparkone to learn more.
 

Sharpen your coding with the updated CODE-H

SHM’s Coding Optimally by Documenting Effectively for Hospitalists (CODE-H) has launched an updated program with all new content. It will now include eight recorded webinar sessions presented by expert faculty, downloadable resources, and an interactive discussion forum through the Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX), enabling participants to ask questions and learn the most relevant best practices.

Following each webinar, learners will have the opportunity to complete an evaluation to redeem continuing medical education credits.

Webinars in the series include:
 

• E/M Basics Part I
• E/M Basics Part II
• Utilizing Other Providers in Your Practice
• EMR and Mitigating Risk
• Putting Time into Critical Care Documentation
• Time Based Services
• Navigating the Rules for Hospitalist Visits
• Challenges of Concurrent Care

To purchase CODE-H, visit hospitalmedicine.org/CODEH. If you have questions about the new program, please contact [email protected].
 

Set yourself apart as a Fellow in Hospital Medicine

The Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) designation signals your commitment to the hospital medicine specialty and dedication to quality improvement and patient safety. This designation is available for hospital medicine practitioners, including practice administrators, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. If you meet the prerequisites and complete the requirements, which are rooted in the Core Competencies in Hospital Medicine, you can apply for this prestigious designation and join more than 1,100 FHMs who are dedicated to the field of hospital medicine. Learn more and apply at hospitalmedicine.org/fellow.

New guide & modules on multimodal pain strategies for postoperative pain management

Pain management can pose multiple challenges in the acute care setting for hospitalists and front-line prescribers. While their first priority is to optimally manage pain in their patients, they also face the challenges of treating diverse patient populations, managing patient expectations, and considering how pain control and perceptions affect Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems scores. Furthermore, because of the ongoing opioid epidemic, prescribers must ensure that pain is managed responsibly and ethically.

To address these issues, SHM developed a guide to address how to work in an interdisciplinary team, identify impediments to implementation, and provide examples of appropriate pain management. In accompaniment with this Multimodal Pain Strategies Guide for Postoperative Pain Management, there are three modules presented by the authors which supplement the electronic guide.

To download the guide or view the modules, visit hospitalmedicine.org/pain.
 

Proven excellence through a unique education style: Academic Hospitalist Academy

Don’t miss the eighth annual Academic Hospitalist Academy (AHA), Sept. 25-28, 2017, at the Lakeway Resort and Spa in Austin, Texas. AHA attendees experience an energizing, interactive learning environment featuring didactics, small-group exercise and skill-building breakout sessions. Each full day of learning is facilitated by leading clinician-educators, hospitalist researchers, and clinical administrators in a 1 to 10 faculty to student ratio.

The Principal Goals of the Academy are to:

• Develop junior academic hospitalists as the premier teachers and educational leaders at their institutions
• Help academic hospitalists develop scholarly work and increase scholarly output
• Enhance awareness of the value of quality improvement and patient safety work
• Support academic promotion of all attendees

Don’t miss out on this unique, hands-on experience. Register before July 18, 2017, to receive the early-bird rates. Visit academichospitalist.org to learn more.
 

Choosing Wisely Case Study compendium now available

The Choosing Wisely Case Study Competition, hosted by SHM, sought submissions from hospitalists on innovative improvement initiatives implemented in their respective institutions. These initiatives reflect and promote movement toward reducing unnecessary medical tests and procedures and changing a culture that dictates, “More care is better care.”

Submissions were judged by the Choosing Wisely Subcommittee, a panel of SHM members, under adult and pediatric categories. One grand prize winner and three honorable mentions were selected from these categories. The compendium includes these case studies along with additional exemplary submissions.

View the Choosing Wisely Case Study Compendium at hospitalmedicine.org/choosingwisely.
 

Strengthen your interactions with the 5 Rs of Cultural Humility

Look inside this issue for your 5 Rs of Cultural Humility pocket card. It can be easily referenced on rounds and shared with colleagues. We hope to achieve heightened awareness of effective interactions. In addition to the definitions of each of the Rs, the card features questions to ask yourself before, during, and after every interaction to aid in attaining cultural humility.

For more information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/5Rs.

Brett Radler is communications specialist at the Society of Hospital Medicine.

HM17 On Demand now available

Couldn’t make it to Las Vegas for SHM’s annual meeting, Hospital Medicine 2017? HM17 On Demand gives you access to over 80 online audio and slide recordings from the hottest tracks, including clinical updates, rapid fire, pediatrics, comanagement, quality, and high-value care.

Additionally, you can earn up to 70 American Medical Association Physician Recognition Award Category 1 Credit(s) and up to 30 American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification credits. HM17 attendees can also benefit by earning additional credits on the sessions you missed out on.

To easily access content through SHM’s Learning Portal, visit shmlearningportal.org/hm17-demand to learn more.
 

Chapter Excellence Awards

SHM is proud to recognize outstanding chapters for the fourth annual Chapter Excellence Awards. Each year, chapters strive to demonstrate growth, sustenance, and innovation within their chapter activities.

View more at www.hospitalmedicine.org/chapterexcellence. Please join SHM in congratulating the following chapters on their success!

Silver Chapters

Boston Association of Academic Hospital Medicine (BAAHM)

Charlotte Metro Area

Houston

Kentucky

Los Angeles

Minnesota

North Jersey

Pacific Northwest

Philadelphia Tri-State

Rocky Mountain

San Francisco Bay

South Central PA

Gold Chapters

New Mexico

Wiregrass

Platinum Chapters

IowaMaryland

Michigan

NYC/Westchester

St. Louis

Outstanding Chapter of the Year

Michigan

Rising Star Chapter

Wiregrass
 

Student Hospitalist Scholar grant winners

SHM’s Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant provides funds with which medical students can conduct mentored scholarly projects related to quality improvement and patient safety in the field of hospital medicine. The program offers a summer and a longitudinal option.

Congratulations to the 2017-2018 Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant recipients:Summer Program

Anton Garazha

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

“Effectiveness of Communication During ICU to Ward Transfer and Association with Medical ICU Readmission”

Cole Hirschfeld

Weill Cornell Medical College

“The Role of Diagnostic Bone Biopsies in the Management of Osteomyelitis”

Farah Hussain

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

“Better Understanding Clinical Deterioration in a Children’s Hospital”

Longitudinal Program

Monisha Bhatia

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

“Using Electronic Medical Record Phenotypic Data to Predict Discharge Destination”

Victor Ekuta

University of California, San Diego School of Medicine

“Reducing CAUTI with Noninvasive UC Alternatives and Measure-vention”

Yun Li

Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth

“Developing and implementing clinical pathway(s) for hospitalized injection drug users due to injection-related infection sequelae”

Learn more about the Student Hospitalist Scholar Grant at hospitalmedicine.org/scholargrant.

SPARK ONE: A tool to teach residents

SPARK ONE is a comprehensive, online self-assessment tool created specifically for hospital medicine professionals. The activity contains 450+ vignette-style multiple-choice questions covering 100% of the American Board of Internal Medicine’s Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine (FPHM) exam blueprint. This online tool can be utilized as a training mechanism for resident education on hospital medicine.

As a benefit of SHM membership, residents will receive a free subscription. SPARK ONE provides in-depth review of the following content areas:

• Cardiology
• Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine
• Gastroenterology and Hepatology
• Nephrology and Urology
• Endocrinology
• Hematology and Oncology
• Neurology
• Allergy, Immunology, Dermatology, Rheumatology and Transitions in Care
• Palliative Care, Medical Ethics and Decision-making
• Perioperative Medicine and Consultative Co-management
• Patient Safety
• Quality, Cost and Clinical Reasoning

“SPARK ONE provides a unique platform for academic institutions, engaging learners in directed learning sessions, reinforcing teaching points as we encounter specific conditions.” – Rachel E. Thompson, MD, MPH, SFHM

Visit hospitalmedicine.org/sparkone to learn more.
 

Sharpen your coding with the updated CODE-H

SHM’s Coding Optimally by Documenting Effectively for Hospitalists (CODE-H) has launched an updated program with all new content. It will now include eight recorded webinar sessions presented by expert faculty, downloadable resources, and an interactive discussion forum through the Hospital Medicine Exchange (HMX), enabling participants to ask questions and learn the most relevant best practices.

Following each webinar, learners will have the opportunity to complete an evaluation to redeem continuing medical education credits.

Webinars in the series include:
 

• E/M Basics Part I
• E/M Basics Part II
• Utilizing Other Providers in Your Practice
• EMR and Mitigating Risk
• Putting Time into Critical Care Documentation
• Time Based Services
• Navigating the Rules for Hospitalist Visits
• Challenges of Concurrent Care

To purchase CODE-H, visit hospitalmedicine.org/CODEH. If you have questions about the new program, please contact [email protected].
 

Set yourself apart as a Fellow in Hospital Medicine

The Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM) designation signals your commitment to the hospital medicine specialty and dedication to quality improvement and patient safety. This designation is available for hospital medicine practitioners, including practice administrators, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. If you meet the prerequisites and complete the requirements, which are rooted in the Core Competencies in Hospital Medicine, you can apply for this prestigious designation and join more than 1,100 FHMs who are dedicated to the field of hospital medicine. Learn more and apply at hospitalmedicine.org/fellow.

New guide & modules on multimodal pain strategies for postoperative pain management

Pain management can pose multiple challenges in the acute care setting for hospitalists and front-line prescribers. While their first priority is to optimally manage pain in their patients, they also face the challenges of treating diverse patient populations, managing patient expectations, and considering how pain control and perceptions affect Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems scores. Furthermore, because of the ongoing opioid epidemic, prescribers must ensure that pain is managed responsibly and ethically.

To address these issues, SHM developed a guide to address how to work in an interdisciplinary team, identify impediments to implementation, and provide examples of appropriate pain management. In accompaniment with this Multimodal Pain Strategies Guide for Postoperative Pain Management, there are three modules presented by the authors which supplement the electronic guide.

To download the guide or view the modules, visit hospitalmedicine.org/pain.
 

Proven excellence through a unique education style: Academic Hospitalist Academy

Don’t miss the eighth annual Academic Hospitalist Academy (AHA), Sept. 25-28, 2017, at the Lakeway Resort and Spa in Austin, Texas. AHA attendees experience an energizing, interactive learning environment featuring didactics, small-group exercise and skill-building breakout sessions. Each full day of learning is facilitated by leading clinician-educators, hospitalist researchers, and clinical administrators in a 1 to 10 faculty to student ratio.

The Principal Goals of the Academy are to:

• Develop junior academic hospitalists as the premier teachers and educational leaders at their institutions
• Help academic hospitalists develop scholarly work and increase scholarly output
• Enhance awareness of the value of quality improvement and patient safety work
• Support academic promotion of all attendees

Don’t miss out on this unique, hands-on experience. Register before July 18, 2017, to receive the early-bird rates. Visit academichospitalist.org to learn more.
 

Choosing Wisely Case Study compendium now available

The Choosing Wisely Case Study Competition, hosted by SHM, sought submissions from hospitalists on innovative improvement initiatives implemented in their respective institutions. These initiatives reflect and promote movement toward reducing unnecessary medical tests and procedures and changing a culture that dictates, “More care is better care.”

Submissions were judged by the Choosing Wisely Subcommittee, a panel of SHM members, under adult and pediatric categories. One grand prize winner and three honorable mentions were selected from these categories. The compendium includes these case studies along with additional exemplary submissions.

View the Choosing Wisely Case Study Compendium at hospitalmedicine.org/choosingwisely.
 

Strengthen your interactions with the 5 Rs of Cultural Humility

Look inside this issue for your 5 Rs of Cultural Humility pocket card. It can be easily referenced on rounds and shared with colleagues. We hope to achieve heightened awareness of effective interactions. In addition to the definitions of each of the Rs, the card features questions to ask yourself before, during, and after every interaction to aid in attaining cultural humility.

For more information, visit hospitalmedicine.org/5Rs.

Brett Radler is communications specialist at the Society of Hospital Medicine.