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Category: Ethics
Taking someone's picture--even if it's not possible to identify the person by that picture--violates a right. But if anonymity is maintained, what's the big deal?
Posted by Signout at 7:51 AM • 3 Comments •
Signout is hospital slang for the transfer of information between patient care teams. It is also the name of this blog, which represents one of the less dysfunctional ways in which Dr. Signout copes with her participation in a U.S. medical residency program.
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September 24, 2008
Category: Ethics
Taking someone's picture--even if it's not possible to identify the person by that picture--violates a right. But if anonymity is maintained, what's the big deal?
Posted by Signout at 7:51 AM • 3 Comments •
September 12, 2008
Category: Medical Education
Professionalism in medicine has come to represent a romantic fantasy--and worse, we've invented that fantasy, ourselves.
Posted by Signout at 10:00 AM • 9 Comments •
September 11, 2008
Category: Internal Medicine
While I slowly scrape together some original Signout blather on one of my favorite subjects, please to enjoy this terrific post by Dr. Rob about why much of the crap patients go through is not the fault of their providers....
Posted by Signout at 10:59 AM • 3 Comments •
September 9, 2008
Category: Media
There was a very nice piece in the New York Times yesterday about an oncology nurse's first code. Go read!...
Posted by Signout at 10:45 AM • 5 Comments •
September 2, 2008
Category: Grand Rounds
Anyone wishing to consume some tasty medical writing around the theme of "education" should have a peek at this week's Grand Rounds at A Chronic Dose. Laurie has kindly included not one, but two of Signout's snowflakes in her recent...
Posted by Signout at 9:50 AM • 1 Comments •
September 1, 2008
Category: Adolescent Medicine
John McCain got Sarah Palin's daughter pregnant.
Posted by Signout at 5:16 PM • 11 Comments •
Category: Navel-gazing
Every now and then, I get email from pre-med types who are having a lot of trouble deciding whether to go to medical school.
Posted by Signout at 8:42 AM • 6 Comments •
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