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 …

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 is a relatively new field in pediatrics and has seen rapid
expansion in community and academic hospitals. Residents in training are often exposed …

Background: Pediatric hospital medicine is the most rapidly growing site‐based pediatric
specialty. There are over 2500 unique members in the three core societies in which pediatric …

PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL medicine (PHM), as it is known now, has arrived. It is no longer
merely a movement, nor is it only a reaction to residency work-hour restrictions or a call for …

Pediatric hospital medicine (PHM) is in an accelerated growth phase. Multiple elements
have combined to affect the current state of the field. PHM is similar to other geographic …

Objective: The Pediatric Hospital Medicine Core Competencies (PHMCC), published in
2010, serve as the foundation for development of pediatric hospital medicine curricula to …

Pediatric hospital medicine (PHM) has experienced incredible growth in the last 20 years,
including the creation of. 50 PHM fellowships since the first program in 2003. In 2013, a …

OBJECTIVES. To summarize a meeting of academic pediatric hospitalists and to describe
the current state of the field. METHODS. The Ambulatory Pediatric Association sponsored a …

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 …