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Old 01-03-2008, 11:28 AM #6
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Default Teaching docs vs hospitals

One word of advice - I'd talk to any doc at the teaching hospital to be sure they are going to be your personal doctor and that they are not just supervising a bunch of students or interns that actually will be treating you.... These hospitals typically have great facitlities, etc.... but, (I've had this experience more then once) when hospitalized for days at a time never once saw MY doctor - just students who where actually very limited in knowledge and sent me home, just to be sent back again by my doc... Its fine to have students etc watching the exam - but again, I'd be sure you get his or her personal attention!!!!!!!
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