Abstract
Grand Challenge: The Emerging Field of Neurohospitalist Medicine
Highlights
The new field of neurohospitalist medicine continues to define its scope of practice
Clinical judgment is essential for the effective practice of hospitalist neurology
Clinical judgment may be lacking in such common clinical encounters as admission of patients with transient ischemic attack (Josephson et al, 2008)
Summary
The new field of neurohospitalist medicine continues to define its scope of practice. The primary responsibility of a neurohospitalist is to provide care to patients with neurological abnormalities that either lead to hospitalization or complicate hospital stay. Clinical judgment is essential for the effective practice of hospitalist neurology.
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