Hospitalists are internal medicine doctors, pediatricians and obstetricians who manage the care of patients admitted into a hospital. Primary care physicians usually only see patients outside the ...

Dr. Tran's article reflects on the 2025 Pediatric Hospital Medicine conference, emphasizing that the “magic” in pediatric ...

State, formerly known as Reform, has recently published a report titled “Hospital of the future. Ending the patient gridlock.” Its most striking recommendation is that, in order to improve the flow of ...

Hospitalized patients with diabetes require specialized management to reduce readmission rates and complications. Newer ...

As hospitalists…we see patients throughout the day, in different situations, and often end up spending more time with them ...

It’s never been easy to get through to hospitalists, the in-house physicians who oversee care for hospitalized patients. But as COVID-19 cases surge anew, these specialists find themselves swamped, ...

In response to a myriad of pressures, many hospitals once again have chosen to hire their own physicians. Although not a prime target, hospital medicine, still coming into its own as a medical ...

Burnout and depression among hospitalists slightly decreased year-over-year, according to Medscape‘s annual Burnout & Depression Report 2024. In 2023, 36% of hospitalists reported feeling burnt out, 8 ...

Enlisting hospitalists in the co-management of patients with cancer reduced hospital length of stay, increased hospital capacity for new inpatients and reduced stress among oncologists, according to a ...

Financial backers of IPC The Hospitalist Co. are banking that one of the hottest trends in health care staffing is something investors might want to get a piece of. The North Hollywood-based ...

The salary gap among male and female hospitalists is moving in the right direction. In 2023, male hospitalists made $347,000 annually and female hospitalists, $289,000, a gap of 20%, according to the ...