| Popis: |
This presentation is intended to reach into the future rather than to deal with the present years. All of us know we have to fight for house officers and find the going worse year by year. We find foreign-trained men only a partial solution. We find other ways of getting along without adequate house staff difficult to say the least. And so we are ourselves doing, increasingly, work formerly done by interns. To discuss these ideas I wish to state certain premises and then to leap into the future. These premises are: 1. We do not know how to operate hospitals without an adequate house staff. 2. The services rendered by interns and residents are of great value, and the stimulation they supply the staff is also valuable. 3. We must think of internships and residencies together, since men in either status thoughtfully do day-to-day work in the care of |
