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He was a good side character, but his arc had no resolution. Ah well. Maybe the writers are going to bring him back in a later season.
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Replace Dr burnout with dr. Acula the undead don’t get tired
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@AmerMedicalAssn and it’s continuous lobbying to make foreign grads or long time physicians with board equivalency in foreign countries face uphill battles and restrict available residencies; while but lobbying congress for more funding for residencies to support expanding -
Medical schools is now manifesting itself with decreasing quality of care for Americans as a result of physician exhaustion.
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The worlds premier pediatric heart surgeon, Dr. Magdy Yacoub, an FRCS surgeon in the UK and knighted by the Queen, cannot practice in the US, without going through a residency. Thank you, AMA.
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Capitalism, private healthcare, and trash academia at work.
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I am so tired of this discussion which implicity blames the doctor. Consider this phrase: Physicians -- with employer support -- will need to prioritize taking better care of themselves, he suggested. Oh, so the doctor was not taking care? It had nothing to do with the system?
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My wife is getting that shit at work right now, they're massively short staffed in her clinic, so management is helpfully making them take a stress management course, during work hours.
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My dr’s office is now offering patients an option to email questions & get a response w/in 24 hours from the doctor/PA. So now doctors/PAs/NPs who might have had an evening at home to decompress & have personal time are instead dealing w/ patient emails. This will burn them out!
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Try working 36 hours in a row with no rest....10 times a month. Its cumulative.
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For sure! You do not need to convince me, sadly I've been on the receiving end.
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We are all on the receiving end. Docs don't want to hurt people. Mistakes haunt us forever. There are a lot of things that need to be changed and not a lot of great solutions.
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I'm not so sure the actual perpetrators were haunted, I was an inpatient & shit just kept going wrong for nearly 6 months. I never saw them again. But I see a couple of the peripheral docs that rotated thru & they are haunted!
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Sounds awful and it usually is. Sorry.
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I appreciate that, thx. I did fairly okay, for 30 years, even walking again on the leg they wanted to lop off. But I’m 61 & things are starting to go from bad to worse.
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Dr. Burnout? More like Dr. who’s burned out of chilling in his office while nurse does 80% of work.
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You’re extremely ignorant
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Yes actually. I’m in medical school becoming a physician and have worked in hospitals all of my life. Do you?
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Not necessarily but my wife gave birth twice. I have 4 family members who are nurses. The only time I saw the doc was right before anything major had to be done. Nurses did almost everything, literally. So imagine those burned out 14 hr shift nurses feel.
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Nurses are absolutely incredible. But don’t think because you’re not physically seeing the doctor that that means he/she isn’t working their asses off doing paperwork, ordering tests, ordering prescriptions, checking up with other patients, dealing with emergencies, breaking
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Horrific news to family members of patients, etc. Every member in the hospital has duties that are specific to their role, and without each of them working their hardest things would never work out. Don’t think doctor’s are lazy because in your one experience you didn’t see them
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And absolutely nurses feel burnout too, as they should! Working in a hospital, regardless of your role, is exhausting (physically, mentally, and emotionally).
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