Guidelines or misguidance?
Trainees' hours are systematically reduced for fear of the European Working Time Directive There is no continuity, because of shift systems, to allow trainees to follow up and deal with the clinical consequences of their actions Consultants are inhibited from forceful condemnation of poor pract...
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