Episode 55:Skill Decay: Can you forget how to put in a Chest Tube after a year off?

The Surge: Surgery. Trauma. Critical Care

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In this episode I wanted to talk about skill decay. The notion that taking a research year off, medical leave or something of that nature makes you worse at your job, and whether there is any evidence for it in the medical field.

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