A Century of Brutal Call Schedules. The Libby Zion Case. And Cocaine. 3 Converging Stories.
Many things in medicine are the way they are because “that’s they way they have always been.” Customs propagate from generation to generation without deep analysis. A long-held assumption in medicine is that young physicians in training need exposure to as many cases as possible to acquire adequate skills. There is a limited population of … Read more