Journal of Hospital Medicine: Vol 11, No 12

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Journal of Hospital Medicine

Journal of Hospital Medicine: Volume 11, Issue 12

Issue Information – Masthead

Issue Information – Masthead

Issue Information – Table of Content

Issue Information – Table of Content

Original Research

Safety analysis of proposed data-driven physiologic alarm parameters for hospitalized children

Goals of care discussions among hospitalized long-term care residents: Predictors and associated outcomes of care

Total duration of antimicrobial therapy in veterans hospitalized with uncomplicated pneumonia: Results of a national medication utilization evaluation

Screening for maternal postpartum depression during infant hospitalizations

Impact of state medicaid expansion status on length of stay and in-hospital mortality for general medicine patients at US academic medical centers

Developing a comportment and communication tool for use in hospital medicine

The association between discharge before noon and length of stay in medical and surgical patients

Brief Reports

Do physicians clean their hands? Insights from a covert observational study

Sitting at patients' bedsides may improve patients' perceptions of physician communication skills

Residents' self-report on why they order perceived unnecessary inpatient laboratory tests

Review

When personality is the problem: Managing patients with difficult personalities on the acute care unit

Clinical Care Conundrum

The missing element

Perspectives in Hospital Medicine

Family caregivers as partners in care transitions: The caregiver advise record and enable act

Editorials

Physiologic monitor alarms for children: Pushing the limits

The goals of goals: More journey, less endpoint?

The formidable cluster: The challenge of personality disorders among hospitalized patients

The next 20 years of hospital medicine: Continuing to foster the mind, heart, and soul of our field

Letters to Editor

In reference to, “A focused investigation of expedited, stack of three shocks versus chest compressions first followed by single shocks for monitored ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia cardiopulmonary arrest in an in-hospital setting”

The authors reply, “A focused investigation of expedited, stack of three shocks versus chest compressions first followed by single shocks for monitored ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia cardiopulmonary arrest in an in-hospital setting”

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