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January 2008
Cover Feature: Learning to lead
Management training can aid career advancement
Hospitalists, with their wide range of experience and knowledge of a hospital's different departments and systems, can be natural choices for leadership positions. And many are now pursuing advanced management training to help them get the background they need to seek these positions—or simply to be more effective in the positions they already have.
Letter from the Editor
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In the News
Hospitals meeting quality reporting goals, CMS says
Universal coverage, education are Patient-Physician Communication
Picture boards help those who can't speak for themselves
More hospitals are using pictures to communicate with non-English speakers, the deaf and other nonverbal patients
Apologize like a pro
Expert offers strategies for talking to patients about adverse outcomes
A tale of two 
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ACP Hospitalist Weekly
From the March 10, 2009 edition
- Current, validated med lists reduce errors on hospital admission
- Use of probiotics helps lower ventilator-associated pneumonia rates
Cartoon Caption Contest
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