It takes a whole hospital …
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.

Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, share a behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine, from how hospitalists navigate through the hospital, handle burnout and hospital food, and deal with patients.
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.

A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.

Published in the May 2020 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. This month’s retrospective focuses on Thanksgiving in the ED. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.
Published in the November/December 2022 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
Published in the August 2018 issue of Today’s Hospitalist

A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. This month’s retrospective focuses on members of society who are in pandemic denial. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.

Published in the January/February 2022 issue of Today’s Hospitalist
A behind-the-scenes artistic view of hospital medicine. Leo Motter, MD, and Dan Langsdale, BA, tackle a variety of stressors, successes and everyday occurrences seen on hospital wards. See all Progress Notes here.

Published in the October 2018 issue of Today’s Hospitalist

Take a look at some other Progress Notes: these cartoon commentaries written by a hospitalist take a unique look at sources of frustration in hospital medicine, from burnout and observation status to interactions with other specialties.