… day and transferred at that point, the implications would have included the potential for harm
… hospitalists undergo IM training, it is imperative that we incorporate POCUS teaching in IM …

… phenomena. Substanceinduced psychosis, including MIP, may just as well be viewed as
a first episode psychosis in drug users. A clinical implication … essential that hospitalists and …

… 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 …

… Hospitalists emerged as a hospital-based specialty in the … Hospitalists manage patients
during their inpatient stay and … the costs for hospitalists programs, 19 hospitalists continue to …

… The paucity of research in this area with the implications on … The patient begs the hospitalist
for a visit from her daughter. … The moral distress of patients is a novel phenomenon—when …

… 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 …

… This marked the transition of the study of the phenomena of disease toward the internal
and … At the time a patient is deemed to require hospital admission by the Hospitalist service, …

… 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…

… We describe implications for future policy, practice, and … arm, in which hospitalists received
a biweekly etiquette behavior … “too many eggs in one basket phenomenon”) or it may reflect …