Editor's note
Residency Program Insider, January 29, 2016
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Dear readers,
This week’s edition of Residency Program Insider features a brief about a medical resident who was caught on video having a violent confrontation with an Uber driver. Her program is conducting an investigation to see if disciplinary action is required. How would you handle a similar situation at your own program? Do you have guidelines in place that suggest what to do? What are your options?
Thanks for reading!
Son Hoang, editor, Residency Program Insider
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