Have restrictions on resident work hours gone too far?

February 20th, 2014|Question of the Week|By Meagan O'Neill

Have restrictions on resident work hours gone too far, "compressing" intern training time and imperiling the educational mission? That’s the question addressed in the cover story in the latest edition of Hopkins Medicine magazine – The Big Squeeze. Read the article and share your thoughts here.

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