… The evidence supports the use of hospitalists who devote a minimum of 2 months each
year to hospital work and practice full-time on the wards. More often than not, costs are …

… phenomenon of specialty hospitalists. … hospitalists, the Society of OBGYN Hospitalists
lists 150 practices with an estimate of 693 practicing obstetrician-gynecologist hospitalists (“…

… 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 …

… of hospitalist and consultant physicians, as well as the experiences of providers working with
them. The implications … The case study approach is useful for exploring social phenomena …

… the hospitalist. The movement toward the hospitalist model is a recent phenomenon stimulated
… Clearly, the continued growth of the hospitalist movement has important implications for …

… The use of hospitalists who assume responsibilities for patient care during inpatient hospital
stays is a relatively new phenomenon. Hospitalist programs were initially established in the …

… who are admitting patients, as this has potential patient safety and quality implications … a
common phenomenon for our hospitalists. The majority of the patients admitted to our hospitalist …

… phenomenon, this study found that almost one third of rural hospitals with fewer than 100
staffed beds are using hospitalists. … The study results have several implications for rural hospital …

… This review aims to provide hospitalists with an overview of … This review also proposes a
framework for hospitalist … Mass casualty events result from natural phenomena (eg, hurricanes, …

… This has significant implications for all healthcare providers, but especially for those who …
Because of the phenomenon of new herbs becoming popular almost on a monthly basis, …