Comment by warmwaffles
5 hours ago
> quickly text a colleague.
This is still common and useful to gut check and make sure you aren't missing something. Source: wife is a doctor.
5 hours ago
> quickly text a colleague.
This is still common and useful to gut check and make sure you aren't missing something. Source: wife is a doctor.
Does she think this really does the complexity of each case justice though? I doubt you can compress an anamnesis into a two-liner without losing essential data.
> Does she think this really does the complexity of each case justice though?
Do you believe that -prior to the 2020-ish mass evacuation of doctors from the profession- the typical specialist would misrepresent the facts of a case when asking for a cross-check?
Related: Have you ever worked as "the guys who actually work on the thing"-level tech support for a nontrivial Enterprise Software Product (or System)? If you have, did you never send a quick message to a knowledgeable coworker to double-check something that you were pretty sure was correct, but weren't 100% certain about?