Difference between revisions of "Hospitalist"
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A '''hospitalist''' is an inpatient internal medicine doctor who has been specially trained to [[Society of Hospital Medicine|place old people]]. | A '''hospitalist''' is an inpatient internal medicine doctor who has been specially trained to [[Society of Hospital Medicine|place old people]]. | ||
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- [[Skilled Nursing Facility]] | - [[Skilled Nursing Facility]] | ||
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[[Category:Internal Medicine]] | [[Category:Internal Medicine]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, 1 July 2017
A hospitalist is an inpatient internal medicine doctor who has been specially trained to place old people.
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