We need to bring back the feel-good factor to medicine
Consider a medical trainee, in the second year of her medical training, who has made it a point to always show up early to work no matter the situation. She often times stays beyond the end of her shift to help out either her co-residents or juniors. She is having a bad week and uncharacteristically shows up late for rounds in the ICU. As expected, she is castigated in front …
We need to bring back the feel-good factor to medicine
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