A<unk>  is a hospital-based physician who only works overnight. Most<unk> s are trained in internal medicine or family medicine and have experience in hospital medicine. However, there are<unk> s trained in other specialties, such as pediatrics. The main role of a<unk>  is to admit patients into the hospital from an emergency department, and to care for previously admitted inpatients through the night.<unk> s differ from on-call doctors in that they work exclusively at night, rather than being on-call and also working daytime shifts. The average salary for a<unk>  was 2.5% lower than other hospitalists, according to a 2011 survey by the Society of Hospital Medicine and the Medical Group Management Association. Moreover, these physicians were approximately 27% less productive than other day-time physician roles. In 2019, 76.1% of hospitals reported having<unk> s on staff, primarily focused on adult and child care (68.2%). A 2015 study helped to characterize the impact of<unk> . Compared with before implementation, there was no difference in mortality, 30-day readmissions, mean length of stay, or upgrades to intensive care with the addition of these overnight hospitalists.
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