Facility-Based Measurement FAQs
Beginning in 2019, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has established a Facility-Based Measurement option, which will automatically calculate a score in the Quality and Cost
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10 Questions to Ask When Interviewing a Physician, NP, or PA
Interviewing can be stressful for both the interviewer and interviewee. SHM’s Practice Management Committee assembled 10 key questions that get to the heart of a candidate’s motivation to join
Onboarding
Whether you’re starting to consider comanaging patients or you’re a seasoned hospital medicine practice looking to benchmark your agreements with what other hospital medicine groups use, these
Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician Assistants (PAs)
The use of Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician Assistants (PAs) in Hospital Medicine Groups (HMGs) has shown significant growth, both in the overall number and utilization of NPs and PAs,
Observation Care
Learn about SHM’s stance on Observation Status and the Two-Midnight Rule. Access resources, whitepapers, videos and more on the policy topics.
MACRA
MACRA MACRA | Current Issues View the Society of Hospital Medicine's information and resources for hospitalists surrounding MACRA. You Might Also Like 2108
SHM Joins Multi-Stakeholder Letter on Extending Telehealth Flexibilities
SHM joined a multi-stakeholder letter urging the extension of telehealth flexibilities beyond the expiration of the PHE.
SHM Joins Multi-Stakeholder Letter on Split/Shared Billing
SHM has joined a multi-stakeholder letter to CMS, urging the agency to halt the implementation of their new split/shared billing policy,
SHM Signs AMA Letter on Split (or shared) Billing
SHM joined the AMA and other medical specialty societies, urging CMS to rescind the new policy on split (or shared) billing.
SHM Joins Multi-Stakeholder Letter Supporting the MAT Act
SHM joins over 100 medical societies and patient advocacy groups supporting the inclusion of the "Mainstreaming Addiction Treatment Act" to the broader "Restoring Hope for Mental Health