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Residency Program Insider, April 15, 2016
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“[I]t just doesn’t feel right when we are told that we can only help people for 16 hours then we have to go home. Or we can help people for 24 hours then spend the next four hours transitioning care to the next team, then we have to go home.”
- An anonymous fifth-year orthopedic surgery resident discusses duty hour restrictions in a post on KevinMD.
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