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See Latest ArticlesThe Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education's Limits on Residents' Work Hours and Patient Safety
Archives of Internal Medicine, 03/13/08
Jagsi R et al. - Limiting resident work hours may improve patient safety, but unintended adverse effects are also possible. It is possible to reduce residents' hours without increasing patient load. Doing so may reduce the extent to which fatigue affects patient safety as perceived by these frontline providers.
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