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June 2007
Internal Medicine 2007

Avian flu prompts pandemic planning but system is far from ready
June '07
Making malpractice a little less scary for practitioners
June '07
Community-acquired MRSA moves in on hospitals
June '07

Hospital medicine update
New trends in compensation, training will affect internists
June '07
Hospitalist issues take hold at Board of Governors meeting
June '07
Patient Safety
Aiming for zero
Hospitals work to eliminate catheter-related bloodstream infections
June '07
Clinical Issues
MKSAP primer: Mechanical ventilation
June '07
Test yourself: Acute ventilatory failure
June '07
Research News
Recent studies of note
June '07
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From the March 10, 2009 edition
- Current, validated med lists reduce errors on hospital admission
- Use of probiotics helps lower ventilator-associated pneumonia rates
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