… Impostor phenomenon, also referred to … phenomenon. This study assesses the following
among RDs: [1] prevalence of impostor phenomenon and differences in impostor phenomenon …

… a gastroenterology (GI) hospitalist program. Such positions are … literature describes the
development of the phenomenon. … to consider the long-term implications of a trend toward hospital…

… were met, in part, by the emerging hospitalist movement. … after implementation of a hospitalist
system, senior residents … an explanatory model of a social phenomenon or process that is “…

… Afferent limb failure can be an absolute phenomenon, … hospitalists [68] (ie generalists,
general physicians), are more proficient in acute hospital care. Hospitals that employ hospitalists …

… greater physician staffing and hospitalist hours were associated … This work has several
implications. Given the critical … point to sepsis, the phenomenon needs to be better understood …

… and procedural information to hospitalists on ACP and GOC … as a means to increase PC
referrals has implications beyond … This is a worldwide phenomenon and needs to be addressed…

… to readmissions from SNFs, leaving hospitalists and other hospital-… understanding of the
phenomenon under investigation. … Our study also points to the implications of existing research …

… reasons for and implications of the decline of these elite occupations.” … “hospitalist” with a
large regional medical center in Connecticut, close to the New York state border. A hospitalist is …

… All of these measures have strengths and weaknesses; while self-reports allow us to directly
ask about the phenomenon of interest and compare different occupational groups, they are …

This chapter gives a broad overview of nephrology as it affects hospitalists while also hoping
to answer a few of the essential questions hospitalists may ask their nephrology colleagues…