-I wish throwing things wasn't a "thing," but in my experience, it has been. Case in point: we currently have a bright blue keyboard on one of our computers to replace the one that an attending recently ripped off and smashed against a desk.
-I am unclear about why my response to this situation
was deemed evidence of my supposed poor coping. The discussion about possibly sending some sort of acknowledgement was had between several staff members. This is also not my first rodeo- working in the PICU, ER and as a sexual assault examiner before med school, I saw my share of difficult situations. This is not to minimize the experiences of others, but rather to point out that my response wasn't born out of naïveté.
-Apparently there is a debriefing session scheduled, which I've never known this hospital to do before.
Just a bit more post call rambling. Actually my last- I have decided to delete my account. SDN has been helpful at many points, but too often, we all just end up ragging on each other. It's far too easy to get sucked into the negativity, which is the last thing anybody needs in residency. So, SDN-ers, goodnight and good luck.
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