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SHM Converge 2024: The hospitalist experience you need!
A welcome message from Conference Course Director Carrie Herzke, MD, FAAP, FACP, SFHM.
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Taking charge of perioperative care
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Networking and learning opportunities abound at Converge 2024
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Welcome to my MED-TED talk
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Making the most of the bedside and beyond
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Artificial intelligence could be the real future of hospital medicine
With more research and the proper safeguards in place, AI could prove a useful tool for patient care and management.
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Managing the most common issue in sickle cell patients
New and existing strategies can help patients understand and deal with their pain.
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SHM’s Hill Day 2023: Continuing the Conversation With Legislators
Each year SHM members and staff head to Washington D.C. to discuss key concerns and policy issues affecting hospitalists and their patients.
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Laughing in the face of adversity
After being wounded in Iraq, keynote speaker Thom Tran turned to comedy to help himself and others overcome stress.
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Knowing when to call for help — and how to manage when you can’t
Dealing with urgent and emergent conditions requires more than just staying calm under pressure.
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Charting a path forward
Careful planning and taking advantage of opportunities can help you grow your career in hospital medicine.
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Critical knowledge for critical care
Staying current on the latest changes in critical care guidelines can help you make the right decisions at the right time.
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Facing the next phase
As the world moves into the next stage of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitalists need to prepare for what’s coming.
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Barriers, pitfalls, and myths: a framework for advancement for women in medicine
Navigating your way to a leadership role in medicine requires more than a map.
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So you think you know pneumonia?
Pneumonia may be considered a common illness, but there are developments in diagnosis and treatment happening every day.