August 13th, 2013
Broad Is Best? The Culture and Etiquette of Antibiotic Selection in the Training Environment
Paul Bergl, M.D.
Friends and colleagues, welcome to the new academic year! I am delighted to be a chief resident blogger for NEJM Journal Watch for the coming year. Without further ado, let’s discuss residents’ use of antibiotics. Antibiotic selection can either be one of the most anguishing or most mindless decisions that an internal medicine resident makes. For […]
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