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… different individuals experience a phenomenon, which in this … Hospitalists, who comprised
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… and hospital LOS would offer insight into this phenomenon. … SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
STUDY The implications of a hospital partnership with hospitalists are important to healthcare …

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… We therefore define aspirin resistance as a biochemical phenomenon that may have clinical …

… a hospitalist in 7 states and 12 hospitals over 10 years, I think that readers must recognize
that hospitalist … However, the authors do not address the implications of their finding that even …