Special Issue
Next special issue of ACP Hospitalist open for submissions
This year's theme is memorable inpatient encounters. Submit your essay by Sept. 22.
Our top stories of 2024
We take a look back at the ACP Hospitalist articles that got the most clicks this year.
Socioeconomic disparities to come
AI's potential for medicine could vary dramatically from hospital to hospital.
Reflections on a future past
After medicine makes the transition from the electronic record to the subdermal medical chart, what will you do when your devices are down?
Doctors are still human
Medical care will speed up, but being a doctor will remain the same.
A bright future for hospital medicine
An optimistic vision of 2124 has hospitalists harmonizing technology and humanity.
Our top stories of 2023
We take a look back at the ACP Hospitalist articles that got the most clicks this year.
Solving the schedule puzzle
A team of two hospitalists took over scheduling for their busy program.
Half-hospitalists to help with rural shortages
One physician proposed a way for himself and others to pursue their passions and provide more coverage for hospital patients.
Down-shifting for academic hospitalists
Fewer shifts were possible, and popular, one academic hospital found.
A strategy for long stays
Patients with extended hospitalizations got continuity and targeted help under a new program.
The year's top headlines
We collected the top five most read ACP Hospitalist articles of 2022 and identified some themes.
Quality improvement across specialties
A hospitalist mentored an endocrinology fellow after they connected at a social event.
Making the most of mentorship
Our special issue on mentorship offers tips for building relationships and five diverse stories of successful mentor/mentee pairs.
Lessons in leadership and life
An internal medicine physician turned to an academic leader and psychiatrist to help her build self-confidence and self-care skills.
From supervisor to friend
Sharing experiences as hospitalist leaders and mothers brought a mentor and mentee together.
An arranged mentorship
A hospitalist and a medical student with much in common learned from each other thanks to a diversity mentorship program.
A brief connection with long-term effects
The advice and example of an attending during residency left a hospitalist with lessons that have lasted a lifetime.