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phenomenon in … addressing the financial implications of a dedicated hospitalist service have …

… The loss of channel polarization at the endfoot or frank loss of the endfoot has implications
… necessary for both the hospitalist and neurohospitalist in the immunological treatment of …

… literatures—is the challenge of relating phenomena at different levels of analysis, specifically…
professional role of a “hospitalist” in the United States. A hospitalist is a generalist type of …

… Interpretative phenomenology, which is the study of text with the goal of describing phenomena
that … For clinical practice implications, more is needed to assist hospitalist physicians with …

… The progressive development of the hospitalist phenomenon, driven by cost containment,
supposed efficiency, and hospital system control, has created a wedge between patients and …

… in our vignette revealed to the hospitalist that he has been doubling his dose of testosterone
in an effort to build muscle mass. This is not an uncommon phenomenon, as some female-to…

… The incremental inpatient revenue generated by this phenomenon must be factored into the
… Management Implications This study has concluded that hospitalists at CAHs reduce the …

… We therefore sought to address a secondary research question: Do intensivists, hospitalists
… work, we sought to characterise the phenomenon of cognitive overload itself and hence …

… , hospitalists are relying on an LLM AI to do critically important tasks with direct implications
… of physicians, 6, 9 this phenomenon offers significant challenges for clinicians since medical …

… Hospitalists from all sites were interviewed to capture their … and detailed information about
the phenomenon being studied. … that it has huge future implications for monitoring, preventing …