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

… Research has shown that hospitalists desire more quality … The first implication of this
study is that a system-level factor, … Physicians’ speaking amount is a complex phenomenon: …

… 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 …

… Consider the “Chevy Dealer” phenomenon: If you go to a Chevrolet truck dealer, you tend
to get a Chevy truck, whether you needed one or not. Likewise, if a subspecialty consult is …

… a hospitalist and those not cared for by a hospitalist (61.6% vs 60.6%, P = .823). Despite the
discrepancy, patients cared for by a hospitalist were … However, even if this phenomenon is …

… While there is growing recognition of leadership as a collective phenomenon, the question …
the Hospitalist (a hospital physician and recognized vertical leader). On this team, hospitalists …

… in patient- and/or surrogate-provider communication may contribute to this phenomenon. …
We recruited 33 hospital-based attending emergency medicine physicians, hospitalists or …

… The skill set of oncology hospitalists includes the practice of … The increase in supply and
demand for oncology hospitalists … within defined hospitalist programs, in which hospitalists with …

… 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 …

… such as hospitalists or physicians who only provide urgent care services. Hospitalists and
urgent … This phenomenon was also observed in the NPI information. It is also likely that we …