Of the 77 chairs who responded to the survey, 71% of the departments had a separate
division of pediatric hospitalist medicine, 25% did not, and 4% were in the planning stages …

Objectives.—To document the prevalence and practice patterns of pediatric hospitalists in
academic centers in Canada and the United States; to characterize academic pediatric …

for children found that of the 535 hospitals who responded, 349 were classified as
community pediatric facilities whereas 186 were classified as children's hospitals. This study …

Recently, the American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Hospital Medicine Subcommittee
of Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM) educators created a task force to develop a resident …

Pediatric hospital medicine (PHM) has grown tremendously over the past 2 decades and
was approved in 2016 by the American Board of Medical Specialties as the most recent …

Results During 2003, there were a total of 1109 pediatricians (510 female) in Canada who
spent a majority of their time supporting the clinical, educational, research, and …

The histories of pediatric resident education and pediatric hospital medicine (PHM) are
intertwined. PHM, now a new subspecialty, is generally considered to have emerged from …

The impact of hospitalist programs on inpatient medical education must be rigorously
evaluated to ensure that future pediatricians continue to receive the knowledge and master …

As the field of pediatric hospital medicine has evolved, pediatric hospitalists have become
increasingly involved in medical student and resident education–providing direct education …

Pediatric hospital medicine (PHM) is moving toward becoming an American Board of
Pediatrics (ABP) subspecialty, roughly a decade after its formal inception in 2003. Education …