论文信息 - Graded autonomy in medical education--managing things that go bump in the night.

Graded autonomy in medical education--managing things that go bump in the night.

The level of supervision of residents is increasing, with an attendant perceived loss of autonomy in decision making. However, as with duty-hour restrictions, there is no evidence regarding the effects of increased supervision on educational value or future quality of care.

Allan S. Detsky | Scott D. Halpern | A. Detsky | S. Halpern

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