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PASSPORT TO CLINICAL TEACHING: NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND PILOT PROGRAM CREATION TO DEVELOP OUTSTANDING TEACHING SKILLS IN EARLY CAREER HOSPITALISTS (ECH)
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Across the field of Hospital Medicine, there is a “call to arms” to build robust faculty development programs(1). Medical education and clinical teaching are common career interests for early career hospitalists (ECH), defined as hospitalists ≤5 years since postgraduate training. ECH often pursue academic positions to explore an interest in medical education, but find […]
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CATALYZING HOSPITAL MEDICINE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Large hospital medicine groups of 30 or more physicians comprise over 20% of practices (SHM 2018). Our academic hospital medicine service is comprised of 65 faculty members. We recognized a need for multiple levels of leadership beyond the immediate chief and director of clinical operations. Our team, like most hospital medicine groups, is comprised […]
Abstract Number: 11
PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL MEDICINE CORE COMPETENCIES 2020: METHODS USED TO CAPTURE AND REFLECT AN EVOLVING FIELD
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: The Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM) Core Competencies define the expertise required of practitioners in the field and provide a framework for graduate and continuing medical education activities. Since their initial publication in 2010, the scope of practice among pediatric hospitalists has matured. Pediatric hospitalists lead or participate in institutional and national efforts that emphasize […]
Abstract Number: 11
PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL MEDICINE CORE COMPETENCIES 2020: METHODS USED TO CAPTURE AND REFLECT AN EVOLVING FIELD
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: The Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM) Core Competencies define the expertise required of practitioners in the field and provide a framework for graduate and continuing medical education activities. Since their initial publication in 2010, the scope of practice among pediatric hospitalists has matured. Pediatric hospitalists lead or participate in institutional and national efforts that emphasize […]
Abstract Number: 30
How “Informed” Are Graduating Students in Obtaining Consent?
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Hospitalized patients are consented for procedures on a daily basis, and obtaining informed consent is a core competency in professionalism and medical ethics for hospitalists.  This provides an opportunity for academic hospitalists to evaluate this skill.  AAMC released Core Entrustable Professional Activities for Entering Residency (CEPAER) as a reference for graduating medical students, and […]
Abstract Number: 30
LOST IN TRANSLATION: OVERCOMING LANGUAGE BARRIERS BY PARTNERING WITH LANGUAGE SERVICES
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: The Limited English Proficiency (LEP) population is at higher risk of receiving poorer care and worse health outcomes compared to their English-speaking counterparts. Interpreters should be utilized to help improve these encounters, but physicians are rarely trained on how to work with interpreters effectively. This is reflected in a prior study showing that residents […]
Abstract Number: 46
MEDICAL STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD USE
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: EHR time motion studies have shown a significant time burden and concern that bedside manner, physical exam skills and physician wellness are at risk. However, nearly all studies to date have only focused on practicing physicians and residency training programs. Nearly all U.S. based medical schools allow medical student access, thus EHR exposure actually […]
Abstract Number: 46
The Influence of a Medical Legal Partnership on the Healthcare of a Cohort of San Francisco Community Clinic Patients
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Social and environmental factors negatively affect the healthcare of low-income, vulnerable populations. Such determinants of health are often manifested as unmet basic needs that may be remedied through legal mediation, most commonly regarding housing, income, utilities, employment, education, nutrition and family issues. Medical Legal Partnerships (MLPs) provide an interdisciplinary, comprehensive approach to healthcare, utilizing […]
Abstract Number: 47
Delaying the Inevitable? A Case Series of Lower Extremity Mrsa Osteomyelitis
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: MRSA osteomyelitis in adults is a challenging disease to treat with a high rate of amputation. Patients often undergo prolonged antibiotic therapy and multiple debridements with varied success. In our study, we examine outcomes in 10 cases of MRSA osteomyelitis.   Methods: We performed a chart review to identify cases of biopsy-proven lower extremity […]
Abstract Number: 47
EXPLORING HOSPITALISTS’ PERSPECTIVES AROUND THE CULTURE OF RESIDENTS’ AUTONOMY AND SUPERVISION
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Balancing attending supervision with resident autonomy is intended to ensure patient safety while allowing trainees to gain graduated competency and independence upon completion of residency. ACGME work-hour restrictions have increased attending supervision, but its effect on resident education and autonomy is unclear. In order to better understand the underlying tensions and contributing factors to […]
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