By: Robert Bowman
Health care studies are far too limited in scope. There are important consequences of the rapid increase to 30,000 hospitalists in the United States. Savings to hospitals has been the focus in a...
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In reply to Anonymous. Hospitalists were not supposed to have outpatient clinics. They were supposed to be employed physicians working shifts at University hospitals to off set the reduced workforce...
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“We spend too much repeating tests on the inpatient side. We have too many patients present to their PCP without that physician understanding the recent hospitalization.” Doesn’t that mean a hospital...
View ArticleBy: Robert Bowman
Health care studies are far too limited in scope. There are important consequences of the rapid increase to 30,000 hospitalists in the United States. Savings to hospitals has been the focus in a...
View ArticleBy: Steven Reznick
Hospitalists were not supposed to have outpatient clinics. They were supposed to be employed physicians working shifts at University hospitals to off set the reduced workforce due to restrictions on...
View ArticleBy: Anonymous
“We spend too much repeating tests on the inpatient side. We have too many patients present to their PCP without that physician understanding the recent hospitalization.”Doesn’t that mean a hospital...
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