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By Boris D. Veysman, M.D. | on April 1, 2013 | 0 Comment
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“More than OK,” I reassured her. “It was necessary. A good student takes control of her education and guides the teacher on how to be more effective. My mistake was taking away your opportunity to learn to do this well yourself. I let you succeed with the case but failed to let you succeed with the procedure. I will now try to do better.”

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She beamed as we said farewell for the night. We will work together again, and she will continue to improve as a resident. I, in turn, will try harder to improve as an attending.


Dr. Veysman is assistant professor and attending physician, Department of Emergency Medicine, the University of Medicine & Dentistry, New Jersey Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

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