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Abstract Number: 218
WHO GETS PAID TO DO QI? A SURVEY OF HMX QI ENTHUSIASTS
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Quality improvement and patient safety (QI/PS) is a major focus for hospitalists in both their day-to-day clinical care. In addition, many hospitalists have educational and administrative QI/PS duties, and salary support for them is highly sought after. As part of an ongoing effort to help identify opportunities to further support members of the Society [...]
Abstract Number: 254
OPTIMIZING MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION TO IMPROVE SLEEP IN HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Rest is critical to healing, yet a child’s sleep during an inpatient hospital admission is often disrupted. One such disruption is oral medication administration, which is commonly scheduled around the clock (q6h, q8h, q12h) by default, despite comparable efficacy during waking hours. Previous studies suggest that flexible medication times help inpatients sleep longer and [...]
Abstract Number: 277
REDUCING LENGTH OF STAY AND BENZODIAZEPINE ADMINISTRATION FOR INPATIENT ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL MANAGEMENT THROUGH CHANGES IN THE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD
SHM Converge 2021
Background: Alcohol use disorder (AUD) has a lifetime prevalence of 29% in the United States and prevalence is higher among military veterans. Discontinuation of alcohol use in patients with AUD presents a risk for alcohol withdrawal syndrome (AWS). A recent retrospective analysis of Veterans Health Administration (VHA) data estimated AWS occurred in 5.8% of inpatient [...]
Abstract Number: 307
DE-IMPLEMENTATION OF 5 LOW-VALUE SERVICES ACROSS 10 SAFETY NET HOSPITALS THROUGH A NUDGE INTERVENTION
SHM Converge 2021
Background: De-implementation of low-value services remains a challenge in healthcare. Research has shown that Choosing Wisely recommendations are ineffective in reducing low value care alone, and more robust interventions are needed. Additionally, most of the published efforts of reducing unnecessary inpatient services are done in smaller settings within a single hospital. Furthermore, initiatives in resource [...]
Abstract Number: 443
USE OF TECHNOLOGY TO ADDRESS STAFFING CHALLENGES: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A TELEHOSPITALIST SERVICE BETWEEN VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALS.
Hospital Medicine 2020, Virtual Competition
Background: Rural areas are disproportionately affected by physician shortages, and small rural hospitals in particular struggle to staff acute medicine services 24/7. Telehospitalist models are emerging as an alternative to provide inpatient medicine services in rural settings. In a 2018 needs assessment of rural Veterans Health Administration (VHA) hospitals, 60% percent reported being short on [...]
Abstract Number: 0064
SILENT VOICES, ACTIVE FEEDBACK: A MIXED QUALITATIVE/QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF RESIDENT COMMENT BOX SUBMISSIONS
SHM Converge 2025
Background: Graduate medical education programs often use anonymous virtual comment boxes to elicit feedback from residents, fostering a culture of openness and aligning with ACGME standards.(1,2) These platforms allow residents to express concerns safely and anonymously, promoting trust and transparency. While previous studies highlight their positive impact on wellness, no comprehensive analysis exists regarding their [...]
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