Several years after the inception of the hospitalist movement, hospitalist roles have evolved
in breadth and sophistication. Although public health is not formally recognized or previously …

Hospitalists, known as physicians, are an emerging group in the medical field that is focused
on the general medical care of hospitalized patients. Specializing in hospital medicine, they …

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August 2006 marks the 10th anniversary of the publication of an article in the New England
Journal of Medicine in which Lee Goldman and I coined the term hospitalist—an event that …

The hospitalist movement represents a novel paradigm of health care delivery in the USA, its
evolution hastened by a variety of financial, clinical, and time pressures. Hospitalists are site …

Sir William Osler may have been one of the earliest practitioners of hospital medicine (1).
Yet, the recent development of the field can be traced to the choice by some graduates of …

The number of hospital-based physicians, or hospitalists, in the United States has grown
rapidly, yet no published data have characterized hospitalists or their practices. A self …

BACKGROUND: Hospital medicine has grown rapidly, but hospital leaders' perceptions of
current and future drivers of hospitalist growth are unknown. OBJECTIVE: To determine …

The use of hospitalists in the care of in‐patients is a relatively new phenomenon in the USA–
hospitalists are delivering medical care to patients in private practice, public hospitals, and …

Hospitalists are the most rapidly growing group of providers in the United States; in a few
years, there will be more hospitalists than cardiologists in the US While early growth in the …