Featured blog post: Hospitalists need office space, too
Hospitalist Leadership Connection, February 3, 2009
Successful hospitalist programs have all of the components that allow them to be successful, and office space is one of them. The office acts as a “coordination center” for the hospitalists’ operations and daily discharge planning functions. It should be approximately 600-800 square feet, preferably not too far from the ED at the hospital. Find the checklist of office equipment that you should request from administrators, located on our new blog HospitalistLeadership.com.
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1 comments on “Featured blog post: Hospitalists need office space, too ”
- Cristiano (3/14/2012 at 7:55 PM)
- Brilliant as usual. Were that all blogs so evidence based! Also a great redenmir that simply being as good as is not enough. Like most comparisons to the good old days , it bears reminding (as you did) that they weren't so good. Plus, the paradigm has changed and is not going to be re-created.
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