… strong correlations between self-reported EI competencies and hospitalist medical … years
as a hospitalists, number of years at the hospital, and number of years as a hospitalist medical …

… Once the patient agreed to participate, the hospitalists requested the patient to fill out a
form of informed consent which was prepared by the researcher. This form was handed to the …

… ENT hospitalist was decreased patient wait time to tracheostomy and increased bedside
percutaneous tracheostomies, which has positive implications … of the ENT hospitalist to see and …

… Interpretative phenomenology, which is the study of text with the goal of describing phenomena
that … For clinical practice implications, more is needed to assist hospitalist physicians with …

… , addition of hospitalist teams, or addition of hospitalists in the … the practical implications of
research questions and findings. … These phenomena likely stem from several interconnected …

Purpose Hospital length of stay (LOS) is not only a function of patient- and disease-related
factors, but is also determined by other health system-wide variables. Managers and …

… themes and subthemes that described our phenomena of inquiry. We resolved discrepancies
… One hospitalist strives to achieve work–life balance because, if she finds herself spending …

… This finding has important implications for the future stability of the hospitalist workforce and
… As with any new phenomenon, it will take time to understand the impact of hospitalists in a …

… patient discharge seems to be a vanishing phenomenon. … WARD HOSPITALIST Implementation
of a hospitalist program … to the adoption of a pediatric hospitalist model."* To understand …

… implications of this phenomenon. To date, we know little about potential causes for age-related
loss of the sense of smell among older adults beyond aging itself and possibly some …