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- A D Auerbach, R B Davis, and R S Phillips.
- Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, CA 94143-0120, USA. ada@medicine.ucsf.edu
- J Gen Intern Med. 2001 Feb 1; 16 (2): 116119116-9.
AbstractWe surveyed 241 board-certified internists affiliated with a large teaching hospital (Boston, Mass) before implementing a hospitalist service to determine attitudes towards providing inpatient care and the hospitalist model. Of physicians surveyed, 66% responded. Most disagreed that inpatient care is "an inefficient use of my time," only 10% felt a hospitalist service would improve patient satisfaction, and 54% felt it would hurt patient-doctor relationships. Multivariable analyses suggest that physicians physically furthest from their inpatient site were had more favorable attitudes toward the hospitalist model; more experienced and busier physicians were more negative. Future investigations should determine strategies for implementing the hospitalist model which address physicians' concerns.
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