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April 2008
Cover Feature
Integrative medicine: Coming to a hospital near you
Facilities increasingly add alternative therapies to conventional treatment
A growing number of hospitals are incorporating complementary and alternative medicine into their treatment through the use of so-called integrative medicine, which blends conventional and nonconventional tactics rather than using one or the other exclusively. What do hospitalists need to know about these therapies?
April '08
Letter from the Editor
Write to the editor
April '08
In the News
Contaminant identified in recalled heparin products
April '08
Perspectives
Coding corner
Advice on discharge billing, and whether critical care codes depend on location
April '08
Features
Technology
Collaborating across the miles
With eICUs, hospitalists, intensivists improve outcomes for the critically ill
April '08
Patient Safety
Keeping track of mistakes that don’t happen
Near-miss tracking project for residents aims to improve hospital care
April '08
Therapeutics
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy offers promise for hard-to-treat wounds
April '08
Web Watch
Dear blog, my patients are nuts. Signed, anonymous
April '08
Ethical Dilemmas
Cultural differences complicate a terminal diagnosis
April '08
Conference Preview
Capital city location brings policy focus to Internal Medicine 2008
Offerings include a track specifically for hospitalists
April '08
Clinical Medicine
Identifying personality disorders
An excerpt from “Psychiatry Essentials for Primary Care,” new from ACP Press
April '08
MKSAP primer: Health care-associated infections
Adapted from ACP's latest Medical Knowledge Self-Assessment Program
April '08
Test yourself: Health care-associated infections
April '08
Research News
Journal watch
Recent studies of note
April '08
More from ACP Press
IM Essentials for Clerkship Students 2: Augment your learning with ACP's authoritative text and online supplemental resources.

