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Even with warning, the surge of COVID-19 patients came faster than expected, and hospitalists may need to be ready for 70% loss of staff availability, says Stanford's chief of hospital medicine.

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Mar 27, 2020

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Stanford Hospitalist: 'What I Wish I'd Known 2 Weeks Ago'

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