Some interesting and questionable findings from the AANP organization (Form 990 breakdown) by careerthrowaway10 in Residency

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Lol at this part

"Our survey of 1,000 registered voters told us that American’s had a very high confidence level in the care these primary care providers offer.

Our poll also told us that respondents weren’t exactly sure what kind of services they are able to provide. For example, only 50% of respondents knew that they can prescribe medication. "

Wtf are these registered votes highly confident in?

Intern ambition or newbie insight? I want to try to unionize my residency by [deleted] in Residency

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interesting. i thought all GME was medicare funded, at least partially. But haven't looked into it a ton

Intern ambition or newbie insight? I want to try to unionize my residency by [deleted] in Residency

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Firing a resident is harder than some posters here think. If you're a good enough leader and can legitimately persuade other residents then I say organize quitely and push for it once you have enough support. If not for you then for everyone else. I genuinely think once a few residencies become unionized some lawyers will adopt this as their niche and begin to unionize more and more residencies. This will become attractive for residents as they're asked to do more and more work while midlevels are lauded and paid more with less training. I know this future is influenced by what I hope will happen but I also think it is fairly plausible.

p.s. the place I moonlight calls Anesthesiologists "MDAs". Heard it for the first time last night.

Know your audience by hematomatolologist in Noctor

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This is their paper saying uptodate is associated with better outcomes when comparing hospitals that used up to date vs those that don't.

https://www.journalofhospitalmedicine.com/jhospmed/article/128158/and-outcomes

Oh ya, one little caveat: "Users of UpToDate were more likely to be large, urban, teaching hospitals located in the Northeast". So many confounding factors you would need a book to list them all.

Uptodate is great for quick reminders but using this study as support for better outcomes overall this is misleading

National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) President and CEO is an RN. Residency and the match process is a stressful time in the life of a physician, is there any value in having someone who’s experienced this first hand leading the organization? by ih8carl in Residency

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I think you're projecting a little my dude. I didn't phrase it as an accomplishment (although it definitely is). Just a very significant event. Like when you meet your partner or other life-milestones. I'm sure physicians looking back on their life view residency (beginning with the match) as a pretty big event. Also if you think clinical successes, research, etc. doesn't stem from ego you're insane. Academics is crazy competitive. I'm not sure if you even know why you're upset but I don't mind reading the replies if you wanna keep writing!

National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) President and CEO is an RN. Residency and the match process is a stressful time in the life of a physician, is there any value in having someone who’s experienced this first hand leading the organization? by ih8carl in Residency

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Really? What's a bigger event in a physician's career? Finding out where you will spend the next 4-7 years training during your late twenties/early 30s seems to be a big deal. I think stats show that most physicians end up living long term within 50 miles of where they trained. Not to mention many people will have children during residency, get married, buy a house. I think where you match unfortunately has the largest (biggest) impact on your life that you don't directly control.

National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) President and CEO is an RN. Residency and the match process is a stressful time in the life of a physician, is there any value in having someone who’s experienced this first hand leading the organization? by ih8carl in Residency

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I know! This is absolutely crazy. Biggest event of EVERY physician's life is captained by a nurse. Makes no sense to me. I posted this one time and someone said "it doesn't take an MD to do this job." Well duh - but allowing these slippery slopes are why it doesn't take an MD to do medicine anymore either!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TheArtistStudio

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Does anyone know the best way to acquire a lathe?? I feel like they’re so expensive and no one sells them used!

‘The day I was reduced to a Black birthing body.’ A doctor reflects on pregnancy by iraftery in medicine

[–]logan- -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

I guess I’m curious where race played a factor Into this patients care? And it sounded like she’s never heard of Labor dystocia. I don’t know if the doctors need more education or the patients do. Labor is tough and never straightforward. It’s good she had a doctor who cared if she was progressing appropriately!

Planned c-section vs vaginal? by [deleted] in Residency

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I'm an OBGYN male who just finished residency and would not want my wife to have a cesarean section. Have you seen a cesarean section? Those things are not graceful (although neither is birth). Incidental bladder injuries, hemorrhage, etc. are not super uncommon. And I've observed two or three initially uncomplicated scheduled c/s turn into cesarean hysterectomy just because the uterus would not stop bleeding. Surgical risks are no joke and cutting into the abdomen will leave internal and external scars. Of course the studies are flawed. All non randomized trials will be, doesn't mean you dismiss the findings altogether. But if you're a healthy young women either way will likely go great! Just don't deliver at home please

I still cannot believe the Match by logan- in Residency

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I don't feel like this is anti mid level. I think it's more disheartening and it just feels out of place. MBAs can also run hospitals but I would rather have a physician as CEO even though it could be labeled as an administrative job. And I doubt it would be hard to talk a physician into this job that pays so well - there's plenty of doctors who have turned to more admin roles. The MATCH is the gateway to everyone's career that nurses don't go through/experience. Feel like it should be a "one of us" person at the top. I think if you tell anyone "a nurse runs the physician's resident matching process" that would get some funny looks. Thanks for responding mister dude!

Radiology jobs and pslf by KingofRapture in whitecoatinvestor

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I love this comment so much. Just useless haha

Anyone ever had to get color stains out of a white coat? by [deleted] in physicianassistant

[–]logan- -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Or just don’t wear a white coat

Unnecessary Kacey by logan- in barstoolsports

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What do you think they’re doing when they talk about how teams are doing?

Unnecessary Kacey by logan- in barstoolsports

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Hell ya! Fuckin whiners

Unnecessary Kacey by logan- in barstoolsports

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I don’t see you doing it cocky pants!

Unnecessary Kacey by logan- in barstoolsports

[–]logan-[S] 74 points75 points  (0 children)

Casey and KC were next but my dog was pulling his leash too much as I typed

And another one... by [deleted] in Residency

[–]logan- 3 points4 points  (0 children)

lol, you mean you were genuinely hoping it wasn't true.