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Not sure why people are downvoting this - my partner is an MD and uses uptodate literally every few hours, when she's at home - I'm sure it's higher at the hosp
by buildbot 3y ago
Not sure why people are downvoting this - my partner is an MD and uses uptodate literally every few hours, when she's at home - I'm sure it's higher at the hospital/clinic.
Some Doctors are checked out/lazy/make assumptions, just like everyone else.
- matheusmoreira 3y agoDefinitely. Resources like UpToDate are invaluable. Patient safety research proves it. Just double checking something to make sure reduces errors. Better not to do it in front of patients though. Many will assume you're incompetent if they see you doing it. Few will understand that you are a fallible human being who's using every possible resource to make up for it.