… hospitalists reduce LOS modestly, is that a clinically significant finding, and what are the
implications … with this shorter LOS and whether this phenomenon is changing over time. This is a …

… This hypercortisolism causes a transient postpartum adrenal suppression that, together with
estrogen withdrawal, may partly explain the depression and autoimmune phenomena of the …

… Scleroderma is distinguished by clinical findings such as facial involvement, Raynaud's
phenomenon, and sclerodactyly with histology demonstrating normal or decreased numbers of …

… IP in hospitalists it was concluded that 24 out of 71 hospitalists … scored above 60 which
is similar to the hospitalists study. … and family patterns and their implications for treatment. …

… literatures—is the challenge of relating phenomena at different levels of analysis, specifically…
professional role of a “hospitalist” in the United States. A hospitalist is a generalist type of …

… hospitalist,” “hospitalist definition,” “what is the role of a hospitalist,” “define hospitalist,” and
“who is a hospitalist.… based on the definition of a hospitalist adopted by the Society of Hospital …

… The dermatology hospitalist model would be similar, whereby an individual dermatologist
or … “dermatology hospitalists,” we have created The Society of Dermatology Hospitalists (SDH), …

… We therefore sought to address a secondary research question: Do intensivists, hospitalists
… work, we sought to characterise the phenomenon of cognitive overload itself and hence …

… use of hospitalists is almost universal at this point. It really is the case of the tipping point
phenomenon; we suddenly reached that point here, and just everyone uses hospitalists now.” …