Our results suggest opportunities to improve hospitalists' ability to lead serious illness communication by increasing the time hospitalists have for discussions, improving documentation systems and communication between inpatient and outpatient clinicians, and targeted training on challenging communication scenarios.

SYNOPSIS IN INTERLINGUA STUDIOS EPIDEMIOLOGIC DE OCCLUSION. IV. LE PREVALENTIA DE MALOCCLUSION IN UN POPULATION DE 1455 JUVENILES DE ETATE SCHOLAR.—Le prevalentia de malocclusion esseva determinate per le methodo de Angle-Dewey in 1455 juveniles de etate scholar in Suitland, Maryland. Le resultatos reflecte nulle significative differentias inter le sexos con respecto al tres relationes fundamental inter le mandibula e le maxilla. Significative excessos de prevalentia esseva notate in masculos con respecto a sever supramorsura anterior e malocclusion Typo I de Dewey. Morsura antero-aperte esseva observate plus frequentemente in femininas. Iste differentias va esser evalutate plus criticamente quando le resultatos de nostre studio a longe termino es complete.

AAIM is the largest academically focused specialty organization representing departments of internal medicine at medical schools and teaching hospitals in the United States and Canada. As a consortium of five organizations, AAIM represents department chairs and chiefs; clerkship, residency, and fellowship program directors; division chiefs; and academic and business administrators as well as other faculty and staff in departments of internal medicine and their divisions.

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