Aggravated DocSurg talks about how his hospitalist program is too disorganized, leaving many peri-operative complications to the surgeon.
In theory, hospitalist programs should be well-staffed, and internists available for consults. The reality is that many of these programs are in their infancy, and recruitment to smaller community hospitals are a problem. Combined with the high turnover rate inherent in this specialty, many programs are in a state of constant flux.
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