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August 2008
Cover Feature
Delivery (of a shock) in two minutes or less
Assessing and improving cardiac arrest response times
Recent research has found that hospitalized patients with ventricular fibrillation or ventricular tachycardia don't always receive defibrillation within the recommended window, and that the delay has a detrimental effect on outcomes and survival. Cardiologists and other experts trying to improve these times say that hospitalists are in the perfect spot to take charge of the problem and lead improvement efforts.
Letter from the Editor
Write to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Deciding about CPR: Readers respond
In the News
Quality of health care affected by race and geography
Wiping out fallsYour Career
The hospitalist teacher
Bedside rounding combines medical education and patient care
Perspectives
Khat use in the U.S.
A public health perspective
Q&A
Researcher aims to 
Brazil’s first hospital medicine 
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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
ACP HospitalistWeekly wants readers to create captions for this cartoon and help choose the winner. Pen the winning caption and win a $50 gift certificate good toward any ACP product, program or service.
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