A letter to the editor in Medical Economics states:
"I believe most of us are under the impression that organizations that oversee professional behavior are extremely reluctant to take genuine disciplinary actions. While I agree that only substantiated charges should be made public, I'd like to see stronger punishment than a meaningless letter of censure, yet less than revoking a license. Perhaps physicians could be required to repeat residency training to re-establish their skills."
I would rather lose my medical license than to repeat residency.
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Thanks, sounds very encouraging to those of us already going through residency.
Very encouraging.
I would rather lose my medical license than to repeat residency.
Good grief. You must be ancient.
Good grief. You must be ancient.
Speaking as someone who finished residency in 1994, I can honestly say I'd never go back. Does that make me ancient?
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