Early in the hospitalist movement, some expressed concerns that the hospitalist model could
adversely affect the education of medical learners. 1 However, medical students and …

The opportunity to serve as an educator is a top reason that residency graduates choose
careers in academic hospital medicine. 1 Hospitalists are often primary clinical educators to …

The growth of hospital medicine has led to new challenges, and recent graduates may feel
unprepared to meet the expanding clinical duties expected of hospitalists. At our institution …

Maintaining a balance between productivity (what we do now), and production capacity (the
ability to continue to do what we now do in the future) is one of the central tenets of …

At many academic health centers, medical students in internal medicine, family medicine,
and pediatrics are working with a new form of attending physician, the hospitalist. Although a …

The rapid growth of physicians practicing as hospi-talists has raised a number of new issues
and challenges that need to be addressed to ensure that physicians continue to provide the …

Objective: Over the past several years, the hospitalist movement has gained momentum in
inpatient internal medicine settings. Both academic medical centers and community …

Hospitalist clinician-educators frequently work with medical students at the clinical level, but
many early career educators may lack an understanding of how to effectively promote …

Hospitalists are physicians whose medical practice focuses on general medical inpatient
care.(1) Wachter and Goldman first used the term Hospitalist in 1996 to describe a new type …

Hospitalism as a career option is likely to reinforce the emphasis of traditional medical
residency programs on inpatient care; may become an alternative area of emphasis in many …