… phenomena. Substanceinduced psychosis, including MIP, may just as well be viewed as
a first episode psychosis in drug users. A clinical implication … essential that hospitalists and …

… Although this phenomenon is ubiquitous in clinical reasoning processes, remarkably little
is … semistructured interviews with volunteer IM hospitalist physicians and IM residents at …

… environment is impacted by increased hospitalist attending supervision and emphasis on …
This phenomenon of “bidirectional entrustment” has important implications in the modern …

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… they were both hospitalists and general pediatricians, we opted to combine hospitalists and
… This phenomenon is encountered by most practitioners on a regular basis because patient …

… Phenomenon: Academic health centers face significant challenges trying to improve … or
the on-service hospitalist. When covering, the on-service hospitalist carried the senior resident …

… phenomenon. … , hospitalist physicians are more likely to agree that their work schedule
leaves enough time for their personal life and family [26], which suggests positive implications for …

… hospitalist chose an option with an oncologist prior to without the approval of or informing of
the patient. Once the hospitalist … die is a commonly discussed phenomena for those of us in …

… incorrect predictions, 9 a phenomenon known as overreliance. … We recruited hospitalist
physicians, nurse practitioners, and … We first identified 12 hospitalist leaders as site champions …

… hospitalists are considered generalists in the organization and among their colleagues. For
simplicity, I refer to the hospitalists … and practical implications of this research. Chapter 4 also …