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INTEGRATING HOSPITAL AND COUNTY HOMELESSNESS DATA TO IMPROVE CARE TRANSITIONS
Background: Hospitals nationwide increasingly shoulder the cost of unaddressed social determinants of health (SDOH). Preventable readmissions and prolonged hospital stays among patients experiencing homelessness increase healthcare expenditures and highlight unmet social needs linked to poorer outcomes. Every county in the United States administers housing assistance – including Permanent Supportive Housing, rapid rehousing, and emergency shelter [...]
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LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS IMPROVE READABILITY AND QUALITY OF PATIENT-FACING AFTER-VISIT SUMMARIES WITHOUT INCREASING RISK OF HARM: A BLINDED COMPARATIVE STUDY
Background: Patient After-Visit Summaries (AVSs) are critical to ensuring safe and effective hospital discharge. However, these documents are often written at reading levels that exceed many patients’ health literacy, leading to misunderstanding of care instructions and preventable post-discharge complications. Hospitalists face increasing documentation burden and limited time for discharge education. Large language models (LLMs) may [...]
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LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS IMPROVE READABILITY AND QUALITY OF PATIENT-FACING AFTER-VISIT SUMMARIES WITHOUT INCREASING RISK OF HARM: A BLINDED COMPARATIVE STUDY
Background: Patient After-Visit Summaries (AVSs) are critical to ensuring safe and effective hospital discharge. However, these documents are often written at reading levels that exceed many patients’ health literacy, leading to misunderstanding of care instructions and preventable post-discharge complications. Hospitalists face increasing documentation burden and limited time for discharge education. Large language models (LLMs) may [...]
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POCUS FOR THE PEOPLE: A SCALABLE TRAINING MODEL FOR BUILDING DIAGNOSTIC CAPACITY IN RURAL GUATEMALA
Background: Limited diagnostic capacity in resource-constrained hospitals leads to delayed diagnoses and inequitable outcomes. At Hospital Nacional Juan José Ortega de Coatepeque in Guatemala, internists frequently manage conditions such as decompensated cirrhosis and pleural effusions with only plain radiography available and no access to a radiologist. A needs assessment of 36 providers showed limited prior [...]
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POCUS FOR THE PEOPLE: A SCALABLE TRAINING MODEL FOR BUILDING DIAGNOSTIC CAPACITY IN RURAL GUATEMALA
Background: Limited diagnostic capacity in resource-constrained hospitals leads to delayed diagnoses and inequitable outcomes. At Hospital Nacional Juan José Ortega de Coatepeque in Guatemala, internists frequently manage conditions such as decompensated cirrhosis and pleural effusions with only plain radiography available and no access to a radiologist. A needs assessment of 36 providers showed limited prior [...]
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THE NEXT DAY CLINIC: THE FIRST RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF A SCALABLE HOSPITAL ALTERNATIVE CLINIC– 4.4 MORE DAYS AT HOME, $12,950 SAVED PER PATIENT
Background: U.S. hospitals are facing unprecedented strain: ED boarding times are at an all-time high and a national hospital bed shortage is predicted as early as 2032. The leading hospital-substitution model, Hospital at Home, faces financial uncertainty as the waiver allowing its reimbursement expired in September 2025 and now only exists through a continuing resolution [...]
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THE NEXT DAY CLINIC: THE FIRST RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF A SCALABLE HOSPITAL ALTERNATIVE CLINIC– 4.4 MORE DAYS AT HOME, $12,950 SAVED PER PATIENT
Background: U.S. hospitals are facing unprecedented strain: ED boarding times are at an all-time high and a national hospital bed shortage is predicted as early as 2032. The leading hospital-substitution model, Hospital at Home, faces financial uncertainty as the waiver allowing its reimbursement expired in September 2025 and now only exists through a continuing resolution [...]
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“CAP” IT AT 5 DAYS: IMPLEMENTATION OF A HOUSE STAFF-LED PNEUMONIA ANTIBIOTIC STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM
Hospital Medicine 2017, May 1-4, 2017; Las Vegas, Nev.
Background: Pneumonia is the fourth most common cause of hospital admissions in the United States and the eighth most expensive condition, accounting for over $9.5 billion annually in inpatient costs alone. Multiple clinical trials have shown that shorter durations of antibiotic treatment (5 to 7 days) are as safe and effective as longer courses, findings [...]
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“Communicating Wisely”: Design, Implementation and Outcomes of an Email-Based Care Transitions Bundle
Hospital Medicine 2016, March 6-9, San Diego, Calif.
Background: Patient care increasingly involves collaborative, team-based approaches in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Optimal transitions of care between the community and the hospital require bidirectional communication and collaboration. This presentation describes a structured, multidisciplinary electronic communication bundle implemented by an academic inpatient service to support care transitions in the management of patients between San [...]
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A HOSPITALIST CO-MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR AN ADDICTION RECOVERY UNIT
Hospital Medicine 2017, May 1-4, 2017; Las Vegas, Nev.
Background:  Opiate, alcohol and polysubstance abuse are increasingly recognized for their catastrophic consequences on the health of populations across demographic groups.  Inpatient management of polysubstance use or dependence is often a crucial aspect of appropriate medical care.  Hospitalists are regularly involved in the care of patients with substance abuse. Co-management with Addiction Recovery specialists can [...]
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