HeyJaredJulie Peck
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 15, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Medscape
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Two-Midnight Rule: Key Strategies for Observation Patients (opens the original)
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Observation medicine has made considerable progress since the 2015 implementation of Medicare’s Two-Midnight Rule, a reimbursement policy under which hospital stays spanning less than two midnights are generally categorized as outpatient observation rather than inpatient admissions. What was once viewed primarily as a billing designation has become an increasingly important clinical and operational strategy for managing emergency department crowding, preserving inpatient capacity, and determinin
Breaking the Lab Habit: Rethinking Daily Hospital Testing (opens the original)
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Routine morning complete blood counts (CBCs) and metabolic panels have long been part of the daily rhythm of inpatient care. For decades, many hospitalized patients have awakened to a phlebotomist’s knock regardless of whether their clinical condition had changed. Today, however, hospitalists and health systems are increasingly questioning whether automatic daily laboratory testing provides meaningful value for every patient. Concerns about hospital-acquired anemia, healthcare costs, patient sle
When Patient Self-Scheduling Collides With Acute Care (opens the original)
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The modern healthcare ecosystem is locked in an aggressive race to mirror the frictionless convenience of the digital consumer economy. In an era where consumers can summon a ride, book a flight, or order groceries with a single tap, healthcare systems have faced intense pressure to deliver an identical level of digital autonomy. At the center of this transformation is patient self-scheduling, a technology frequently championed by healthcare executives and digital health vendors as the ultimate
As Hospitals Become Insurers, Hospitalistsâ Role Expands (opens the original)
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Administrative friction between hospitals and insurers remains a costly reality across US healthcare. According to the Assured Payer Enrollment Benchmark Report, 90% of healthcare organizations reported having at least one provider temporarily unable to bill because of payer enrollment issues during the previous year, with a median of more than $100,000 in revenue delayed for each enrollment-related bottleneck. Against that backdrop, a recent JAMA research letter suggests a growing number of hea
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