Limiting resident surgeon's work hours associated with fewer complications after gallbladder surgery.
Publication: Blood Weekly
Publication Date: 02-OCT-08
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Fewer patients undergoing gallbladder surgery at one major public teaching hospital sustained injuries to their bile ducts or other complications after resident physicians' work hours were limited to 80 per week, according to a report in the September issue of Archives of Surgery, one of the JAMA/Archives journals (see also JAMA and Archives Journals).
Concerns about patient safety and resident well-being led...
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