… the elderly population, a phenomenon referred to as population … on the hospitalist system by
elucidating its implications for value … of how the hospitalist system fosters collaborative value …

… of responding with honesty and accuracy of their personal experiences and, 3) the
participants have all experienced a similar phenomenon: adjusting to the NP hospitalist position. …

… Thematic analysis, from a realist paradigm, of individually conducted interviews to explore
how hospitalists obtain protected time with a focus from the leaders’ perspectives on sources …

… 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 …

… phenomenon in which highly successful people are plagued with self-doubt. Its prevalence
in hospitalists and … Intended subjects in this study were the 84 practicing hospitalists at one …

… as an occupational phenomenon in the World … of hospitalists leaving the job as a consequence
of burnout, among other reasons. Rapid workforce turnover has important implications on …

… We conducted qualitative analysis of 22 semi-structured interviews with hospitalists between
January and April 2021 in Philadelphia, PA. Participants were hospitalists in one major …

… hospitalist incurs a total changeover time during documentation of five minutes per patient per
day. Managerial implications… , our model estimates that a hospitalist spends more than one …

… from all levels of leadership, and the phenomenon was felt to be widespread and arose from
… There are several important implications that come from this work. First, it is challenging to …

… The hospitalist care model has existed for over two decades; however, the expansion to
specialty care is a more recent phenomenon, and little has been studied related to the efficiency …