A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.
Published in the May 2020 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.
Published in the December 2019 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.
Published in the September 2019 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
Published in the July 2019 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, share a behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. See all Progress Notes here.
Published in the May 2019 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, share a behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. See all Progress Notes here.
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.
Published in the March 2019 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
Published in the November 2018 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
Published in the October 2018 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
Take a look at some other Progress Notes: these cartoon commentaries written by a hospitalist take a unique look at sources of frustration in hospital medicine, from burnout and observation status to interactions with other specialties.
