November/December 2021
COVER STORY: Are your nurses heading toward the door?
FEATURE: How physicians can avoid pitfalls in social media
ANALYSIS: Sliding scale insulin for inpatients gets some respect
WHAT WORKS: Ferreting out delirium in the hospital setting
COMMENTARY: Why I choose the night shift
LETTERS: More on “Dying after leaving AMA”
September/October 2021
COVER STORY: Can you handle record-high inpatient volumes?
FEATURE: Recruiting? Make sure you hire right
ANALYSIS: Why are hospitalist medmal claims holding steady?
Q&A: Streamlining admission decisions
WHAT WORKS: A hospital takes charge of antibody infusions
COMMENTARY: Dying after leaving AMA
PROGRESS NOTES: The rollercoaster of stupid
July / August 2021
COVER STORY: Women hospitalists and the pandemic
FEATURE: Tough choices: the right diuretic for heart failure and the best test for chest pain
FEATURE: 12 tips for building your career as a physician
BY THE NUMBERS: Billing options for triage only?
WHAT WORKS: A glycemic team drives “diabetes literacy”
ON THE WARDS: So you want to be an expert witness?
COMMENTARY: A difficult interaction
NEWS BRIEFS: Covid’s high toll among IMGs
May / June 2021
COVER STORY: Innovating during the pandemic
FEATURE: Raises and subsidies are back on the table
ANALYSIS: Is the ED admitting too many patients?
Q&A: Big payoff for performance feedback
WHAT WORKS: Tips for negotiating compensation
COMMENTARY: “Are you trying to kill your dad?!”
NEWS BRIEFS: Physician income (for some) rebounds
March / April 2021
COVER STORY: Coping together
ANALYSIS: Finally, locums get some respect
WHAT WORKS: Making sure everyone stays connected
PROGRESS NOTES: The balance of sacrifice in the covid era
NEWS BRIEFS: Fake N95s flood the U.S.
January / February 2021
COVER STORY: Building hospital at home
ANALYSIS: When joint replacement patients bounce back
WHAT WORKS: How to help families grieve
PROFILE: Honoring a former patient
HEALTH CARE REDESIGN: Moving toward the hospital of the future
ONLINE ONLY: Hospitalists: front and center in vaccination efforts