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Current Issue: January 2010


Featured articles

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More than a mentor

Cover story

More than a mentor

By Janet Colwell

Mentors play a crucial role in helping less experienced physicians develop their careers. A good coach can provide needed perspective and guidance.

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Helping patients kick the habit

Your practice

Helping patients kick the habit

By Susan FitzGerald

In the face of recent reports that U.S. smoking rates are no longer declining, hospitalists may be ideally situated to help patients quit.

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Success story

A bundle of care that keeps elderly patients out of the hospital

By Stacey Butterfield

Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas instituted a pilot project providing a “care bundle” to elderly patients at particularly high risk for returning to the hospital.

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Conference coverage

Future of antibiotics worries infectious disease experts

Future of antibiotics worries infectious disease experts

By Stacey Butterfield

At the Infectious Diseases Society of America meeting last fall, one of the issues that most riled the experts was antibiotics, specifically the lack of them.

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Twelve ways to improve hospitalist communication

By Stacey Butterfield

An expert from the annual Medical Group Management Association meeting offers tips.

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Mindful Medicine

When the findings don’t fit

By Jerome Groopman, FACP, and Pamela Hartzband, FACP

A Fellow of the American College of Physicians investigates a young woman’s elevated testosterone level and reaches a diagnosis even though the lab results and imaging conflict. Our diagnostic experts consider confirmation bias and how this internist sidestepped being misled.

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Physician Profile

Comforting the chronically ill

Comforting the chronically ill

By Sheila Dyan

David K. Jones, MD, takes palliative care up a notch.

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Perspectives

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Newman’s notions

Going up, please

Going up, please

By Herberth Balsells and James S. Newman, FACP

Every morning, our team faced the same difficult decision: going up the stairs or getting on the elevator.

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Clinical medicine

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Test yourself

Infectious diseases

From MKSAP

The following cases and commentary, which address infectious diseases, are excerpted from ACP’s Medical Knowledge Self-Assessment Program (MKSAP14).

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Research news

Journal watch

From staff reports

Recent studies of note.

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Departments

Letter from the editor

In the news: From the archives of ACP HospitalistWeekly

Coding corner: Documenting adverse drug reactions and poisonings

National trends: Inpatient deaths

FDA update: Warnings, recalls, approvals

ACP Hospitalist Weekly

From the February 3, 2009 edition

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Cartoon Caption Contest

This issue's winning cartoon caption was submitted by Steven J. Meyerson, ACP Member, who will receive a $50 gift certificate good toward any ACP product, program or service. Thanks to all who voted!

"I know, sir. A lot of our patients feel that way about their health plans."

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