Assessing healthcare provider knowledge of human trafficking.

Background And Objectives: Human trafficking is a significant problem in which healthcare workers are in a unique position to intervene. This study sought to determine the self-reported knowledge levels of healthcare providers most likely to come in direct contact with victims of human trafficking.

Methods: An anonymous survey assessing self-reported knowledge of human trafficking was developed and distributed online.

Preferences to improve rounding efficiency amongst hospitalists: a survey analysis.

: There is no 'gold standard' method of rounding for hospitalists. This study investigates hospitalist rounding preferences to improve efficiency based on resources categorized under work assignment and communication. : An anonymous survey containing demographics and questions on preferences for rounding efficiently by hospitalists were widely distributed online.