… may further drive understanding and reporting of this phenomenon. … in hospitalist scheduling
or shift design between men and women have been reported. With the growth of hospitalists …

… as to the value that hospitalists could add to their health … of more than 17,000, and
hospitalists are on the front line of … evolved significantly to ensure hospitalists at all stages of …

… Among hospitalist physicians in one academic medical center, for example, code status
discussions lasted an average of 1 minute. Finally, late discussions with patients with dementia …

… Barriers to initiation of life-saving MOUD among hospitalized persons who are incarcerated
are not commonly discussed, and we hope to shed light on this phenomena. Our case …

… Communication is a complex phenomenon that is woven into virtually every aspect of …
and leaving a critical communication gap between hospitalists and primary care providers (PCPs) …

… ; in such a case, hospitalists and other … implications, or results of such disclosure, presumably
because the availability of large amounts of quality-based data is such a new phenomenon …

… The impostor phenomenon has been described extensively across a wide range of allied
health … orientation were not significant predictors of the impostor phenomenon within this study. …

… The phenomenon that this research is attempting to explain … likelihood of adopting a hospitalist
program. The dependent … Though the implications of hospitalist programs are important …

… hospitalist,” “hospitalist definition,” “what is the role of a hospitalist,” “define hospitalist,” and
“who is a hospitalist.… based on the definition of a hospitalist adopted by the Society of Hospital …

… cared for by a pediatric hospitalist service, pulmonary service, or … engaged in talk that had
implications for parent behavior. … implications for parent behavior; from these, two phenomena …