Five hundred twenty new patients were randomly and prospectively assigned to receive
care in the Internal Medicine Clinic or Family Practice Clinic of a large uni versity hospital …

Hospitalist systems raise ethical and policy concerns regarding informing patients about the
hospitalist system itself, communication between primary care physicians and hospitalists …

What does the rising tide of" hospitalism," the use of hospitalists for inpatient care by a
system, mean for family physicians and their patients? Does it mean" More quality! Less …

Background: The hospitalist movement in the United States has risen in prominence over
the past 2 decades with more physicians practicing as hospitalists. Our objective was to …

Raja M. Chakrapani, MD, Instructor and Associate Program Director for Inpatient Care,
Department of Medicine, Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Temple University School of …

Background The use of hospitalists who assume responsibilities for patient care during
inpatient hospital stays is a relatively new phenomenon. Hospitalist programs were initially …

In contrast to a number of other countries in the world, general practitioners in the United
States, though predominantly involved in ambulatory care, have traditionally maintained an …

Résumé Afin d'étudier l'hospitalisation du point de vue de celui qui est le plus souvent à son
origine: le généraliste, cinq omnipraticiens de la banlieue sud de Paris analysent 539 …

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