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Residents: The Perils And Promise of Educating Young Doctors
by David Ewing Duncan (1996)
ISBN 0-684-19709-X (For those interested)
Anyone read it?
I am half way through it now and I am curious as to what current interns/residents think about it.
I am 4 years from residency, but this book is really peaking my curiosity and helping me develop some questions for when I am interviewing at potential spots.
This book discusses, among other things:
- Extraordinarily long work hours
- Scut work and the time it takes away from patient care
- Endless hours of paperwork
- Sleep deprivation and effect on performance
- The attitude that "this way is the best way" to train doctors
The book even talks about how it can affects one's personal life.
Comments?
by David Ewing Duncan (1996)
ISBN 0-684-19709-X (For those interested)
Anyone read it?
I am half way through it now and I am curious as to what current interns/residents think about it.
I am 4 years from residency, but this book is really peaking my curiosity and helping me develop some questions for when I am interviewing at potential spots.
This book discusses, among other things:
- Extraordinarily long work hours
- Scut work and the time it takes away from patient care
- Endless hours of paperwork
- Sleep deprivation and effect on performance
- The attitude that "this way is the best way" to train doctors
The book even talks about how it can affects one's personal life.
Comments?
