Outcomes of Operations Performed by Attending Surgeons after Overnight Trauma Shifts

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@LiangRhea @VKwhy @LadyDoctorSays https://t.co/PETwsDlsTL https://t.co/4VuvbiuCo7 Perhaps there aren't many lawsuits because the evidence of association between fatigue and poor outcomes in surgery isn't as strong as you think...

@covidatemybeard @LadyDoctorSays https://t.co/QMuC4ihKiY

@LadyDoctorSays Then why has every study shown that sleep deprivation has not necessarily led to increased errors in surgery? https://t.co/xu3vDyFQNh https://t.co/PETwsDlsTL https://t.co/4VuvbiuCo7

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