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Residency Program Insider, July 8, 2016
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“[E]fforts to improve resident wellness should emphasize respectful treatment and building self-confidence throughout the training years. Residents should be given opportunities to openly discuss insecurities about their clinical skills rather than being instructed to ‘fake it until you make it.’ ”
- First-year resident Jasleen Salwan calls for reform in physician training to better address resident wellness.
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