> That is not true about doctors at _all_, especially inpatient. Varies depending on the type of work you do. People I know who are hospitalists, urgent care a

> That is not true about doctors at _all_, especially inpatient. Varies depending on the type of work you do. People I know who are hospitalists, urgent care and ER doctors actually do just check out at the end. If something happens to a patient, it's the headache of the doctor who's rotation it is - not theirs. And I also know PCPs who check out at the end and are done with it. If something happens off hours, they get taken care of by an on-call doctor, not the PCP. If it's serious, they're referred to urgent care and ER. But as I said - all a function of who they work for. Same with SW.