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24,70 €When you start your residency your life will change dramatically. You will suddenly find yourself in a whirlwind of obligations. Tasks which you don´t master will be pressed upon you. You will be afraid to fail and you will fail. You will be responsible for complications. Pressure will be incredible and you will be happy if the day (or quite often) the night is over and you are out of the danger zones. This is how the majority of residents describe their first years and… this is all completely unnecessary. Instead of enjoying your privilege to learn in an elite unit, instead of being proud to make progress in your professional and private life and reaching your goals, instead of actually enjoying this wonderful job, you sink in a maelstrom of unorganized and chaotic environment. You [may have the feeling that you] are drowning; here is how you learn to swim.
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• This book is guide to life as a medical student and gives time management advice.
Author
Michael Sabel. Dept. of Neurosurgery. University Hospital Duesseldorf. Duesseldorf, Germany
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