Trainee fatigue – time for a culture change?
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Swinkels, S
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McClelland et al.'s survey results recognise overwhelmingly that fatigue influences not only physical and psychological wellbeing, but also personal relationships, and the ability of junior doctors to complete training-related tasks 1. Disturbingly, the majority of respondents (84.2%) stated they have felt too tired to drive home following a night shift, yet most do so anyway. It is very concerning that 57% have had an accident or near miss while driving home in a fatigued condition.
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Anaesthesia
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72
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12
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Clinical sciences
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Swinkels, S, Trainee fatigue – time for a culture change?, Anaesthesia, 2017, 72 (12), pp. 1562-1563