April 2015
Inpatient ART errors can cause long-term problems for HIV patients
Antiretroviral therapy is less complex than it used to be, but errors are still common.
Consistent consults improve cirrhosis care
A tertiary care center used mandatory GI consults to help meet quality indicators.
A card and a couple of minutes convey condolences
A study finds that clinicians express condolences to patients' families at inconsistent rates.
Pulmonary hypertension and pulmonary heart disease
Documentation and coding for these cases are surprisingly challenging.
Quattro formaggi
Working in the hospital can be a cheesy experience.
Letter from the Editor
This month's issue includes articles on moonlighting, dealing with patients who won't leave, avoiding ART errors in HIV patients, and more.
Internal Medicine Meeting 2015 heads to Boston to celebrate 100 years
Special programs, lectures will mark ACP's centennial.
Approvals for an oral anticoagulant, weight-loss device, and generic esomeprazole
Details on the latest recalls, warnings, and approvals.
Recent Research
High-intensity statins after CHD hospitalization, beta-blockers at discharge and 30-day readmissions, metoclopramide and pneumonia in stroke, and more.
In the News
Overuse of tests, reproductive-age women and opioids, counseling on sexual activity after MI, and more.