I was educated in one medical school. I have since worked in that medical school and currently work in a different medical school. This is something that I have observed: the rhetoric of the university is directed almost exclusively towards … Read More »
A while back I wrote a post about interruptions in the ED. One of the lead authors on a lot of the papers left a couple of comments and pointed me to a few of his other papers. And they’re … Read More »
I started med school at the age of 18. I was a sheltered child of an adult. Most people I knew at that age were. It’s not their fault it’s more that we are a society capable of producing legally … Read More »
My suspicion is that the ED is the most intense place to work in the hospital. You could probably even substitute “stressful” for “intense”. I will never prove this and I’m not trying to pull a “woe is us” type … Read More »
Hidden in the depths of the EM Crit site I found this video [vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/23282023 w=400&h=300] And it reminded me of something that we had in the ICU and ED where I worked in NZ. I don’t think it was … Read More »