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Special Interest Groups

SHM Special Interest Groups

Connect with other members who share your interests.

Overview

Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are designed to create communities of hospitalists around topics of interest, practice areas and/or care models. Joining a special interest group allows you to collaborate, share experiences with your peers and have meaningful discussions that can directly impact your practice.

Join a SIG

Special Interest Groups are an exclusive member benefit. SHM members can participate in as many groups as they wish.

To join a Special Interest Group, please log in to the Hospital Medicine Exchange Platform (HMX), view the full SIG listing page, and select the “Click Here to Join a SIG Community Button.” You will then be re-routed to the SHM Store, where you will add the SIG to your cart and complete the check-out process (joining a SIG is free for SHM members). For a complete walk-through of how to join a SIG, please visit the HMX FAQ page.

Start a SIG

Wish there were a group on a particular topic? Apply to start a SIG.

Applications for new SIGs have been temporarily paused. Please check back in March 2025. You can view the full list of current SIGs on HMX here.

Questions? Contact us.

Maintain a SIG

SHM reviews each SIG on an annual basis to ensure it is meeting baseline requirements to maintain full SIG status. This is a concerted effort to ensure that all SHM members can be confident SIGs are providing meaningful networking, engagement, leadership, and education/learning opportunities, and that they are receiving a high-quality experience, worthy of their limited time.

To help SIGs and volunteer leaders maintain their SIGs, SHM had developed an SIG Handbook.

SIGs that do not meet the baseline criteria set forth will be sunset. SHM invites any member interested to apply for re-establishment of a SIG by completing an application and petition here above.

 

Current Special Interest Groups

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