Hospitalist

•Responsible for managing inpatients comprehensively and comprehensively from the time the patient arrives until they go home.

•Visit all patients in the treatment room for whom he is responsible every working day Monday-Saturday and document it in the medical record: For new patients, visit site is carried out in <1 hour. For patients moving to and from the intensive care unit, the visit is carried out in <30 minutes.

•In emergency conditions, Hospitalists carry out emergency actions in accordance with the competence of general practitioners.

•Collaborate with the doctor in charge of the service so that: information on the development of the patient's condition (EWS >4, worsening condition, change in therapy, or other matters deemed necessary) is conveyed to the DPJP, every specialist doctor's instructions are carried out properly.

•Collaborate with various medical and other medical support units, administrative services, and insurance/companies to achieve optimal clinical results.

•Communicate with the patient/patient's family regularly during the treatment period so that comprehensive information regarding the patient's condition, examination/action plans during hospitalization, and discharge plans are conveyed well to the patient/patient's family and the insurance company.

•Remind other RMOs and specialist doctors to complete medical records.

•Provide reports to the Head of AMA regarding inpatients and events in the wards which are their area of responsibility.

•Collaborate with the Case Manager for cases: (a) who require early discharge planning, (b) high risk, (c) high costs, (d) high potential for complaints, (e ) chronic disease, (f) complex/intricate, (g) the possibility of a complex financing system, (h) which requires special education to the patient/patient's family.