Work hours regulations for house staff in psychiatry: bad or good for residency training?

S. Rasminsky; A. Lomonaco; E. Auchincloss

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Work hours regulations for house staff in psychiatry: bad or good for residency training?

May 24, 2015

Rasminsky S, Lomonaco A, Auchincloss E. Academic Psychiatry. 2008;32(1).

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The factors leading to the 2003 regulations reducing housestaff work hours, along with the implications of the regulations on psychiatry residency training, are presented in a debate format.

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