… 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 …

… implications of this phenomenon. To date, we know little about potential causes for age-related
loss of the sense of smell among older adults beyond aging itself and possibly some …

… hospitalists at any time during their stay. The role of nurse practitioners (NPs) in the hospitalist
program was to collaborate with hospitalists to … Several clinical implications from the study …

… 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) …

… these phenomena, we conducted focus groups with physicians, APPs, and hospitalist …
decrease revenue to hospitalist groups which could further impact hospitalist models and …

… ENT hospitalist was decreased patient wait time to tracheostomy and increased bedside
percutaneous tracheostomies, which has positive implications … of the ENT hospitalist to see and …

… hospitalist incurs a total changeover time during documentation of five minutes per patient per
day. Managerial implications… , our model estimates that a hospitalist spends more than one …

… 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. …

… This article describes how pediatric hospitalists use the … This has implications for our ability
to critically discuss and … provided rich descriptions about the phenomenon of allowed failure. …

… 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 …