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Stewardship-Hospitalist Collaboration
Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 2020Hospitalists represent a rapidly emerging specialty group that treats a large proportion of hospitalized patients with infections. Antimicrobial stewardship programs and hospitalist groups that focus on building a collaborative approach have been extremely successful in optimizing antimicrobial prescribing and improving patient outcomes. We discuss the
Jerod L Nagel +2 more
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Journal of Clinical MedicineBackground/Objectives: In March 2018, a tertiary teaching hospital launched a medical hospitalist team. This study presents the clinical characteristics and outcomes of medical hospitalist care and reveals the relationship between them.
Seungkyo Park, Sung Woo Moon
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Journal of Voice, 2005
The traditional pattern of medical practice is a combination of outpatient and inpatient care. There has been a recent trend for many specialties to separate this care, concentrating on only one of these spheres. A clinician caring only for inpatients is a Hospitalist.
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The traditional pattern of medical practice is a combination of outpatient and inpatient care. There has been a recent trend for many specialties to separate this care, concentrating on only one of these spheres. A clinician caring only for inpatients is a Hospitalist.
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Pediatric Annals, 2003
Benefits and obstacles should be weighed when trying to develop an individual model.
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Benefits and obstacles should be weighed when trying to develop an individual model.
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Impact of the Hospitalist System in Japan on the Quality of Care and Healthcare Economics [PDF]
Internal Medicine, 2019 Objective: The hospitalist system is considered successful with respect to the quality of care and cost effectiveness in the United States. Studies have consistently demonstrated an improved clinical efficiency with this system.
Toshio Shimokawa +2 more
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The American Journal of Medicine, 2001
One key issue in the hospitalist movement is the need for hospitalists to establish rapport and maintain relationships with their patients. Rapport is critical in obtaining a thorough history, and then effectively negotiating the diagnosis and treatment plan with patient and family.
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One key issue in the hospitalist movement is the need for hospitalists to establish rapport and maintain relationships with their patients. Rapport is critical in obtaining a thorough history, and then effectively negotiating the diagnosis and treatment plan with patient and family.
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Updates in Nephrology for the Hospitalist
2022This chapter gives a broad overview of nephrology as it affects hospitalists while also hoping to answer a few of the essential questions hospitalists may ask their nephrology colleagues. Evaluation and treatment of both acute and chronic kidney disease is constantly evolving as the small but tight-knit community of hospital-nephrologists continue to ...
Velez, Juan Carlos Q. +7 more
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The Health Care Manager, 2004
Hospitalists are physicians who spend at least 25% of their professional time serving as the physicians-of-record for inpatients, during which time they accept "hand-offs" of hospitalized patients from primary care providers, returning the patients to their primary care providers at the time of hospital discharge. The hospitalist movement is only about
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Hospitalists are physicians who spend at least 25% of their professional time serving as the physicians-of-record for inpatients, during which time they accept "hand-offs" of hospitalized patients from primary care providers, returning the patients to their primary care providers at the time of hospital discharge. The hospitalist movement is only about
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