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Re: Are you sick to the E.U.?
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Originally Posted by Neil
Is it dedication gone out the window?
As that doctors shift finished was another one not starting who could take over?
How long should a doctor work before being forced to leave so they don't become to tired to work?
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I think that you are right here Neil -I know that on very long serious operations the sugeons do work in "shifts" and of course they all have different specialisations so at certain points in an operation different doctors come in and take over. This in operations like transplants and open heart and lung surgery...I imagine that it is both physically and mentally very demanding stressful work to do for longer than a certain period of time. For other more routine operations I think it is normal for them to finish off themselves. Usually in these cases they have several operations scheduled per day before their other work in the follow up care of patients on the wards and their other work as consultant specialists.
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