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Abstract Number: 12
COURSE TO INDEPENDENCE – A SIMULATION BASED COURSE FOR ADVANCED PRACTICE PROVIDERS
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Our hospitalist group has seen a rise in the number of Advanced Practice providers (APP) due to increasing patient workload. The APPs come from varying backgrounds, are within 2 years of graduation and have had little experience in evaluating common emergent and nonemergent presentations on the hospital medicine service. Our current practice is for […]
Abstract Number: 36
MAGIC OF “DYAD” ROUND
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Dyad round means when nurses and doctors do patient round together. When the concept of hospitalist came to health care system, doctors became available 24 hours in the care of patients. Nurses and doctors started doing their patient-rounds individually1 and communicate via electronic medical record (EMR) or other electronic methods.On an average, a patient […]
Abstract Number: 91
EFFECT OF PRACTICING A “YOGIC LIFESTYLE” IN HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Stress is prevalent in healthcare where a certain level of stress is constant. Healthcare workers face higher rates of burnout that could be characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and could make it difficult to connect with patients in meaningful ways. Yogic Lifestyle brings into account the different variations of a healthy lifestyle combined into […]
Abstract Number: 143
THE GROWTH OF HOSPITALISTS OVER TIME AND THE EFFECT ON PATIENT TRUST IN THEIR INPATIENT PHYSICIAN
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Trust has long been considered an important element in the doctor-patient relationship, and historically physicians have been considered one of the most trusted professions in the US. However, recent data suggests that patient trust in the healthcare system has eroded. One hypothesized cause of this loss of trust is the breakdown of the doctor-patient […]
Abstract Number: 290
HOSPITAL MEDICINE PHYSICIAN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS UTILIZATION: EFFICIENCY, VARIATION, AND OPPORTUNITIES
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Physicians increasingly utilize electronic health records (EHR) to deliver healthcare, and the EHR has been identified as leading source of physician burnout and frustration [Shanafelt et al]. Studies report up to 52.6% of hospitalists exhibit symptoms of burnout [Roberts et al]. However, there is no data to inform how hospital medicine physicians spend their […]
Abstract Number: 343
TALKING HOSPITALIST: IMPROVING PROVIDER RESILIENCE THROUGH COMMUNICATION SKILLS PRACTICE
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Healthcare organizations are increasingly seeking to improve physician well-being to combat rates of physician burnout. The Stanford Wellness Framework details a multi-pronged solution which includes three domains: personal resilience, culture of wellness, and efficiency of practice. Enhanced communication skills can improve patient-provider relationships and foster personal resilience, while improving efficiency in practice and contributing […]
Abstract Number: 344
INCREASING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT BY RESTRUCTURING NURSE-PHYSICIAN COMMUNICATION
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Effective nurse-physician communication is imperative to safe, patient-centered care. Poor communication can lead to adverse events, ranging from near misses to patient deaths. It is important for information to be accurate and timely. In addition to patient safety, there are financial implications to poor communication. According to a 2015 study, communication failures in the […]
Abstract Number: 352
IMPLEMENTING A TEAM PHYSICIAN MODEL FOR SPORTS MEDICINE TRAINING IN PEDIATRICS
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: More than 30 million children and adolescents participate in organized sports in the United States every year. Participation has numerous benefits including improved physical fitness and better school performance, however, it is not without risk. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, children sustain more than 3.1 million sports and recreation-related injuries […]
Abstract Number: 379
CONTRACTING FOR HOSPITALIST SERVICES USING A FORMAL RELATIONAL CONTRACT MODEL: A WIN-WIN SITUATION
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: A publicly funded Health Authority embraced a Hospitalist service in 2000 as a quality improvement initiative. This relationship turned contentious over several contract renegotiations. With each successive contract, trust declined and the working environment became adversarial. Failed negotiations lead to a contract termination in 2015, ultimately affecting the stability of this medical service. Purpose: […]
Abstract Number: 380
CREATING A NEW STRUCTURED PROCESS FOR HOSPITALIST HIRING: AN IMPORTANT STEP TOWARDS ADDRESSING IMPLICIT BIAS AND INCREASING FACULTY DIVERSITY
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: National data document that hospital medicine groups frequently lack representative diversity in terms of race, ethnic background and gender. This diversity gap further expands with career development and promotion. Traditional physician hiring strategies are susceptible to elements of bias that may contribute to these disparities. Purpose: To design and implement a structured process for […]
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