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Hospital Medicine

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You, Too, Can Build a New Children's Hospital

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/09/21

Guest: Bruce Komiske, MHA Host: Bruce Japsen "If you build it, they will come" may have worked for that farmer who wanted to build a baseball field in the corn, but it won't work when building support for a new Children's Hospital. From inner city squabbles with neighbors to raising large sums of money from donors, the challenges of caring for tomorrow's children are enormous. Bruce Komisky, chief of new hospital design and construction at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago,

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Hotel-like amenities at Children's Hospitals

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/09/21

Guest: Bruce Komiske, MHA Host: Bruce Japsen From plasma screen TVs to private rooms, the latest in Children's Hospitals might think patients are being admitted to hotels near Disney World. If these new facilities are what children want, it's because they are. Bruce Komiske, chief of New Design and Hospital Construction at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago tells about the latest in Children's Hospital construction on Inside Health Care with Bruce Japsen of the Chicago

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The Joint Commission's Dr. Dennis O'Leary on patient...

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/09/10

Host: Bruce Japsen Guest: Dennis O'Leary, MD He runs an organization designed to stop medical errors at U.S. hospitals in a climate where everyone from consumer groups, patients and members of Congress are complaining about patient safety. Dr. Dennis O'Leary tells Bruce Japsen what doctors, hospitals and other medical professionals need to do improve patient safety.

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Who Will Show Up to Work in a Disaster?

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/09/07

Guest: Linda Kruus, PhD Host: Shira Johnson, MD All hospitals now have disaster plans. But who is going to show up to work? Join Dr. Shira Johnson as she speaks with Dr. Linda Kruus from the Department of Emergency Medicine at Temple University to discuss her study's results on key personnel factors impacting disaster management plans.

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Surviving Katrina: Recollections of a Hospital Crisis

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/09/04

Guest: Kristin Dascomb, MD, PhD Host: Michael Greenberg, MD In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Dr. Kristin Dascomb, a pediatrics resident in New Orleans at the time, found herself trapped in aflooding hospital with limited staffand a surplusofunevacuated patients.Dr. Dascombrecounts her personal experiencescaring for the sick and woundedwithout aid of power, food, or water.

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A Medical Resident's Experience Surviving Katrina

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/09/04

Guest: Kristin Dascomb, MD, PhD Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Host Dr. Michael Greenberg speaks with Dr. Kristin Dascomb, a pediatrics resident who wastrapped in a New Orleans hospital during Hurricane Katrina.Dr. Dascombrecounts her experiencescaring for the sick and woundedwithout aid of power, food, or water.

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Evacuating Patients Under Duress

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/08/24

Guest: John Simkovich, DDS, MHA Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Beyond the injuries and other health concerns that arise during and aftera disaster, we mustalso account for the medical needs ofpatients who are already hospitalized.Ifthe situation requires evacuations of seriously ill patients, howcan this be done both safely and effectively?Dr. John Simkovich, director of public health for the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control's Public Health Region 7, and a

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Where is Everybody? RFID Tracking in Hospitals

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/08/22

Guest: Manuel Lowenhaupt, MD Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Dr. Michael Greenberg talks with Dr. Manuel Lowenhaupt, President and CEO of Radianse, Inc. about how RFID tagging of patients, doctors, and supplies can increase efficiency, save money, and even save lives.

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Where is Everybody? RFID Tracking in Hospitals

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/08/22

Guest: Manuel Lowenhaupt, MD Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Dr. Michael Greenberg talks with Dr. Manuel Lowenhaupt of Radianse, Inc. about how RFID tracking of patients, doctors, and supplies can save not only money and increase efficiency but can save lives.

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Hospital Preparedness in a Disaster

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/08/20

Guest: Patrick O'Neal, MD Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Dr. J. Patrick O'Neal, director of preparedness for the State of Georgia, discussesnecessary hospital preparationsfor a disaster. Dr. Bruce Bloom hosts.

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The hospital role in care during a disaster

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/08/17

Guest: John Hick, MD Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Dr. Hick is discussing the important role of the hospital and hospitals play in the delivery of care during a disaster. The hospital’s individual organization, communication with other medical centers and community, and their ability to respond quickly directly affect the number of victim deaths and wounded.

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The Rise of Remote-Controlled Telemedical Robots on...

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/08/07

Guest: Alejandro Gandsas, MD Host: Danny Petrasek, MD, PhD Join Dr. Petrasek as he speaks with Dr. Alejandro Gandsas from Baltimore's Sinai Hospital about modern trends in utilizing remote-controlled telemedical robots on the wards. Nicknamed Bari for the bariatric surgery Dr. Gandsas practices, the RP-7 Remote Presence Robotic System by InTouch Technologies is one of a number of robotic devices finding their way into the medical world.

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Hospitalists

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/06/24

Guest: Robert Wachter, MD Host: Bill Rutenberg, MD There are now 20,000 hospitalists nationally, more than many other medical specialties. In this segment Dr. Robert Wachter explores the roles of hospitalists and how hospital care changes when patients are managed by hospitalists.

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Ethical Issues in the NICU

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/06/14

Guest: John Lantos, MD Host: Maurice Pickard, MD In this segment, Dr. Lantos examines some of the ethical issues arising within the modern NICU, particularly in relation to Extremely Low Birth Weight (ELBW) babies. The interview looks at the difficulties in predicting survival outcomes and appropriate interventional strategies for these very premature infants on a day-to-day basis. Dr. Lantos then concludes with an effective model for evaluating the risks vs benefits of maximum

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Patient Empowerment and Rapid Response

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/03/21

Guest: Tamara E. Merryman, RN, MSN Host: Cathleen Margolin, PhD Ms. Merryman discusses the changes in her hospital setting invoking increased patient empowerment and the evolution of the rapid response system.

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Building A Common Vision In The Hospital Setting

Hospital Medicine ·

2007/03/21

Guest: Dennis Millirons, MHA Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Mr. Millirons discusses the steps, difficulties and benefits of hospital administrators and physicians sharing a vision for success.

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