Surprised that resident error stayed the same even with a reduction in interruptions. Do you think the trend would be the same for other specialties such as IM? It would be hard to advocate for a triage assistance if error rate is unchanged.
"The majority of telephone calls could be handled by the assistant without disturbing the on-call resident, resulting in a 71% reduction in interruptions." https://dooz.us/34nE8Uq @PennRadiology @JACRJournal
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Unchanged error rate but 30 min faster turn around time on average
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Interstingly, number of phone calls decreases significantly when the institution doesn’t have residents. I’ve had one bogus consult in 6 months.
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Likely true for much of medicine. Practicing where you NEED to be is most important in a system with varying degrees of autonomy.
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Ironically I wonder if it might cost more $ to hire the call assistant than it costs to hire the resident.
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Probably so - unless the call assistant is a resident.
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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