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Work and pleasure—a ‘heady mix’?

机译:工作和快乐 - 一个'令人兴奋的混合'?

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We have all heard of, and experienced, ‘Monday blues’ and how the fingers could be rusty after a vacation or holiday, instead of being rejuvenated. That physician burn-out and over-worked and tired residents and consultants may affect patient outcomes too is intuitive and given, but higher mortal- ity linked to surgeon’s birthday sounds surreal and difficult to comprehend in the first go. However, if one were to believe a recent paper published in the ‘annual tongue-in-cheek Christmas edition’ of the British Medical Journal [1], it be- comes a gory reality.
机译:我们都听说过,经验丰富,“星期一蓝调”以及在度假或假期后的手指如何生锈,而不是重新焕发活力。 该医生烧毁和过度工作过的居民和顾问和顾问可能会影响患者的结果也是直观的,但较高的凡人与外科医生的生日相连,听起来超现实,难以在第一次去的情况下理解。 但是,如果有人相信最近在英国医学期刊的“年舌内圣诞节版”中发表的一篇文章[1],那么它是一个血腥的现实。

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