… phenomenon in which highly successful people are plagued with self-doubt. Its prevalence
in hospitalists and … Intended subjects in this study were the 84 practicing hospitalists at one …

… the elderly population, a phenomenon referred to as population … on the hospitalist system by
elucidating its implications for value … of how the hospitalist system fosters collaborative value …

… may further drive understanding and reporting of this phenomenon. … in hospitalist scheduling
or shift design between men and women have been reported. With the growth of hospitalists …

… of responding with honesty and accuracy of their personal experiences and, 3) the
participants have all experienced a similar phenomenon: adjusting to the NP hospitalist position. …

… , 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 …

… these phenomena, we conducted focus groups with physicians, APPs, and hospitalist …
decrease revenue to hospitalist groups which could further impact hospitalist models and …

… may further drive understanding and reporting of this phenomenon. … in hospitalist scheduling
or shift design between men and women have been reported. With the growth of hospitalists …

… cared for by a pediatric hospitalist service, pulmonary service, or … engaged in talk that had
implications for parent behavior. … implications for parent behavior; from these, two phenomena …

… as an occupational phenomenon in the World … of hospitalists leaving the job as a consequence
of burnout, among other reasons. Rapid workforce turnover has important implications on …

… Barriers to initiation of life-saving MOUD among hospitalized persons who are incarcerated
are not commonly discussed, and we hope to shed light on this phenomena. Our case …