https://doi.org/10.4081/itjm.q.2018.3
La figura dell'Hospitalist in Italia
Accepted: 27 April 2018
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Tra il Mito di Titone e la sindrome di Odisseo/Ulisse del Malato Complesso
A. Fontanella
Profilo biosociale del paziente ospedalizzato del XXI secolo
R. Nardi, G. Mathieu, M. La Regina
C'¨ bisogno di una nuova figura professionale?
M. Silingardi
Analisi dei modelli esistenti: future hospital program
F. Orlandini
Analisi dei modelli esistenti: Acute Complex Care Model (ACCM)
F. Pietrantonio
Analisi dei modelli esistenti: hospitalist
V. Verdiani
On being a hospitalist
M. Affinati
La nuova figura professionale italiana: profilo, attività e modelli organizzativi
F. Orlandini, M. La Regina, V. Verdiani, D. Manfellotto
Il percorso formativo
G. Murialdo, A. Testi, G. Torre, P. Gnerre, F. Orlandini
La certificazione
L. Marchionni, M. Campanini, C. Nozzoli, A. Mazzone
Hospitalist: SWOT analysis
M. La Regina, F. Orlandini, V. Verdiani
Considerazioni conclusive sulla figura dell'Hospitalist
D. Manfellotto
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