Retrospective cohort analysis reveals hospitalist experience reduces length of stay, suggesting implications for patient outcomes.
Greater hospitalist experience is associated with reduced length of stay, but is not associated with readmission rates, inpatient mortality, or patient satisfaction scores. Future longitudinal, multi-institutional studies are warranted to better understand the relationship between hospitalist experience and diverse performance metrics.
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