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Yeah, the bottom line is that you, as an MS3, know better what my job is than I do...
Also, the more you talk about your hospital, the more convinced I am you didn't actually learn what was happening and why.
Yes, these are tox patients who are transferred to my hospital...not just for intubation obviously...but it is what we have to do to some at the end to keep them and others safe...and manage their other medical problems...in ICU...usually only need it for 1-2 days until the drug wear off...
I have health care experience prior to medical school...We never involve psych until we feel it is appropriate or psych Often involve in...does not mean it is malpractice lol...we don’t do this until last effort...Problem w you as a physician is you are not the one who manage these patients and have to spend more than “15 mins” w patients at bedside...you are not the one who hold them down...since I spend time at bed side, I understand how tough it is to keep patients and staffs safe...some needs social intubation...
Wait a minute... this dude is an ms3? A med student? Two pages of comments ago he was on my case about not having experience... and here he is. Talking like he's been an attending for twenty years.
Come on bro... you've been hammering a meaningless case against an actual psychiatrist about the problems with his practice and his practice style. You're a student dude. Show a bit of respect. No one cares if you never involve psych or when you involve psych. LOL.
EDIT: I'm all for the debate and the conversation we've been having in this thread, it's enjoyable. But you can't talk down to someone for not having experience when you disagree with their opinions and you're virtually at the same level of training as them.