Adil Shahzad Ahmed, MD
Through an international rotation during my hand and upper-extremity surgery fellowship at Emory University in Atlanta, I traveled to Annecy. This month-long experience was invaluable.
Nathan White, MD
International medical teaching trips represent an unparalleled opportunity for orthopaedic residents. Having recently had the privilege to complete an international rotation in Bangladesh, I can personally attest to the value of this experience.
Janice Bonsu, MD, MPH; Julie Balch Samora, MD, PHD, MPH, FAAOS
The future of medical training and medical care is full of uncertainties both inside the hospital and at home--with staffing shortages, stagnant wages, inflation, a competitive housing market, family dynamics, and pressure to do more work in less time. Resident burnout, with a particular focus on duty hours, has been an item of hot discussion.
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