Top 10 last-minute holiday gifts for HM/EM physicians
The lingering question on your mind might be what to get that busy hospitalist or emergency physician in your life.
How to support clinicians in their first year post-residency
The transition from resident to clinician is a significant milestone in a physician’s career, but it’s only another phase in the progression of life-long learning.
4 challenges to protecting patient information privacy
The rise of telemedicine and ubiquity of electronic medical records has created new concerns regarding patient data privacy.
Technology at the front door – The benefits of virtual triage in the ED
Triage is a critical part of every hospital’s emergency department. As the gatekeeper, the efficiency and workflow of triage affect every other portion of the patient care journey.
7 tips for making the most out of the holidays (while working)
Thanks to the 24/7 nature of medicine, there will always be medical personnel, from clinicians to environmental services, working on holidays.
Reclaiming the quarterback role: How hospitalists should lead the future of hospital medicine
The field of hospital medicine originated out of necessity, addressing inefficiencies in inpatient care by creating a dedicated role for hospitalists as care team “quarterbacks.”
Dr. Pilgrim: Patient-centered care
At SCP Health, every process, resource, and system is designed to support clinicians in delivering the best possible patient experience—whether at the bedside, in the home, or virtually.
Rob Reilly: SCP Health as a strong partner
Implementation concerns shouldn’t stand in the way of your goals. Our national infrastructure and regional support ensure transitions are smooth and care is optimized locally by focusing on three principles.
What sets SCP Health apart
The difference isn’t what we say—it’s what our clinicians experience.
Dr. Pilgrim: Our Why
At SCP Health, our goal is simple: let you focus on patient care while we handle the rest. Our clinician-first culture removes administrative obstacles, so you can spend time where it’s needed most.