Discharge before noon was associated with longer length of stay in patients with medical diagnoses and shorter length of stay in surgical patients.
Elizabeth Cerceo, MD
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Providing a weekly feedback report significantly influences the test ordering behavior of internal medicine residents and reduces laboratory overutilization.
In this systematic review and meta-analysis, we found that hospitalists reduce hospital length of stay without increasing costs.
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