One of the concerns mentioned in the article, though not touched on directly in the comments, is the reluctance of teaching physicians to criticize a student intern solely because of the individual's ethnicity or sex. That does not speak well for the ultimate competence of that student and those who fall under his care. Better to learn…
One of the concerns mentioned in the article, though not touched on directly in the comments, is the reluctance of teaching physicians to criticize a student intern solely because of the individual's ethnicity or sex. That does not speak well for the ultimate competence of that student and those who fall under his care. Better to learn from those that know, than learn from your mistakes for which the patient suffers or dies.
One of the concerns mentioned in the article, though not touched on directly in the comments, is the reluctance of teaching physicians to criticize a student intern solely because of the individual's ethnicity or sex. That does not speak well for the ultimate competence of that student and those who fall under his care. Better to learn from those that know, than learn from your mistakes for which the patient suffers or dies.