Separating Residents’ Inpatient and Outpatient Responsibilities
Academic MedicinePublished 5 August 2015
Carol K. Bates, Julius Yang, Grace C. Huang, Anjala Tess, Eileen E. Reynolds, Anita Vanka
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Separating residents' inpatient and outpatient responsibilities may improve patient safety, the learning environment, and resident-patient relationships and future innovations might focus on improving patient safety and decreasing stress in the outpatient environment.
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Separating residents' inpatient and outpatient responsibilities may improve patient safety, the learning environment, and resident-patient relationships. Future innovations might focus on improving patient safety and decreasing stress in the outpatient environment.
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