… to work routinely performed by hospitalist attendings (attesting to … as hospitalists do (ie,
“blocking admissions” and “turfing”), and resonate with literature describing these phenomena.25 …

… This study suggests that hospitals that contract with hospitalist groups will decrease cost …
between contracted and non-contracted hospitalist groups, suggesting that the contracted …

… phenomenon in which highly successful people are plagued with self-doubt. Its prevalence
in hospitalists and … Intended subjects in this study were the 84 practicing hospitalists at one …

… as an occupational phenomenon in the World … of hospitalists leaving the job as a consequence
of burnout, among other reasons. Rapid workforce turnover has important implications on …

… The strategy of introducing the hospitalist provided better management of complications and
… It is a phenomenon called managerialism that is based on the principle that organizations, …

… Trainees reported more effective teaching and more satisfying inpatient rotations when
supervised by hospitalists. This analysis suggests that hospitalists may possess or accrue a …

… in understanding the implications of the hospitalist system for … in the contexts of hospitalists'
professionalization activities … is not an entirely new phenomenon. Medical “quackery,” and …

… We conducted qualitative analysis of 22 semi-structured interviews with hospitalists between
January and April 2021 in Philadelphia, PA. Participants were hospitalists in one major …

… Managerial Implications At the conclusion of the study the results were evaluated according
to the study objectives. The managerial findings and recommendations are discussed below…

… in rich and thick descriptions to help us understand the phenomenon being studied. …
Furthermore, the chapter explores the implications of the study results. Finally, the chapter provides …