What question did this study set out to answer?

To evaluate the accuracy and completeness of clinical information and subsequent management advice provided during inpatient curbside consultations compared with formal consultations.

October 12, 2012Journal of Hospital Medicine

Prospective comparison of curbside versus formal consultations

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MBMarisha BurdenUniversity of Colorado Hospital ESEllen SarconeUniversity of Colorado Hospital AKAngela KenistonUniversity of Colorado Hospital

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Prospective study reveals inaccurate information during curbside consultations among hospitalists, highlighting risks of inappropriate management advice.

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To evaluate the accuracy and completeness of clinical information and subsequent management advice provided during inpatient curbside consultations compared with formal consultations.
Prospective comparative assessment evaluating inpatient curbside consultations against formal consultations conducted by hospitalists.
Clinical information communicated during inpatient curbside consultations is frequently incomplete or inaccurate.
Flawed information exchange during informal consultations often leads to inaccurate patient management advice.

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Burden et al. (2012) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d8361c3eff0c9dfaae3a20 https://doi.org/10.1002/jhm.1983

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Prospective study reveals inaccurate information during curbside consultations among hospitalists, highlighting risks of inappropriate management advice.

Prospective comparison of curbside versus formal consultations

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Prospective comparison of curbside versus formal consultations

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