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Oct 16, 2026
Episode 73: How Hospital stay preparation, Caregiver communication & Discharge planning Can Change Your Hospital Experience
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0:46Monique NugentHOST
My name is Dr. Monique Nugent.
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0:48Monique NugentHOST
I am a practicing hospitalist and also the author of Prescription for Admission, the book, where I talk about many of the same topics.
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0:56Monique NugentHOST
Thank you for joining me, and enjoy the show.
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0:58Monique NugentHOST
[on-hold music] To the Prescription for Admission podcast.
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1:06Monique NugentHOST
With me, your host, Dr. Monique Nugent.
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1:09Monique NugentHOST
I am a hospitalist, and I'm here to talk to you about caring for your loved one through a hospital stay.
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1:15Monique NugentHOST
Uh, this podcast has been dedicated to getting patients and caregivers through the really unique, oftentimes trying, sometimes traumatic, and often, very often overwhelming experience of being hospitalized.
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1:30Monique NugentHOST
And this is something we've been doing for, I would say, going on about a year, year and a half.
Dr. Carl Smart on Pulmonary Critical Care, the MD/MBA Path, and Investing in the Future of Healthcare
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5:54Carl SmartGUEST
And I started to do- Get into the corporate aspect of medicine, because when that was going on, I got recruited to one of the largest healthcare enterprises in the country to start their hospitalist program, where hospitalist was very new.
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6:11Carl SmartGUEST
1994, '95, somewhere around there.
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6:13Carl SmartGUEST
Hospitalist was incredibly new.
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6:15Carl SmartGUEST
And the whole idea was, hey, how do we off-burden many of these doctors who are going in early in the mornings to round on their patients before they got to the office, and were having issues with their life and work balance? How could we do that? And I jumped at the opportunity because from a pulmonary perspective, we could take care of those patients that need to be admitted that were critically ill, and those that weren't so ill, because pulmonary, there's this overlaying layers or multiple layers of pulmonary on top of GI, on top of neuro, et cetera.
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6:46Carl SmartGUEST
And so that got me into corporate medicine.