Residency

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Welcome to the Residency community on sh.itjust.works of interns and residents in medical training programs around the world, sharing knowledge and trying to make it through together!

(Standard disclaimer: no posts here should be construed as medical advice for a specific condition yada yada yada)

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Welcome Reddit r/Residency refugees! (self.residency)
submitted 2 years ago by newbiejones to c/residency
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Ahead of the upcoming third-party apps decision and potential blackouts of many popular subs, post your residency or intern year questions/memes/advice here instead. Let's make the best Lemmy / fediverse medical community out there.

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Do doctors have a legal duty to act? (lemmy.world)
submitted 2 years ago by [email protected] to c/residency
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Basically the title. When I was a lifeguard we had a duty to act and and provide emergency care; failure to do so could lead to legal action being taken.

So, I'm wondering, for example if someone is laying on the road, does a doctor have a legal duty to check if they're ok?