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Dedication; Author's Note to Foreword; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; The Author; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Mentors/Advisors; Chapter 3: The Transition: Part 1; Chapter 4: Attire; Chapter 5: The Little Black Book; 5.1 PDA; 5.2 Little Black Book; Chapter 6: Communications; 6.1 Overhead Page; 6.2 Digital or Numeric Pager; 6.3 Cell Phone; 6.4 Two-Way Radio; 6.5 Home Telephone; 6.6 E-Mail; Chapter 7: Teaching and Learning; 7.1 Background; 7.2 What You℗ Need to℗ Learn; 7.2.1 Surgery and℗ the℗ Surgical Specialties; 7.2.2 What Happens on℗ the℗ Floors and℗ in℗ the℗ Clinics
7.3 Teaching7.3.1 Students as℗ Learners; 7.3.2 Students Teaching Students; 7.3.3 Students Teaching Residents (Yes They Can); 7.3.4 Residents Teaching Residents; 7.3.5 Everybody Teaching Hospital Personnel; 7.3.6 Everybody Teaching Patients and℗ Families; Chapter 8: Surgery Suite Etiquette; 8.1 Background; 8.2 Scheduling; 8.3 Preoperative Activities; 8.4 Operating Room Conduct; 8.5 Postoperative Activities; Chapter 9: The Clinics; 9.1 Institutional Clinics; 9.2 The Private Office; 9.3 Clinic vs. Private Office; Chapter 10: Rounds; 10.1 General; 10.2 Rounds by Yourself
10.3 Rounds with℗ Residents and/or Students10.4 Rounds with℗ Attendings; 10.5 Rounds with℗ the℗ Chief; 10.6 Weekly Rounds; 10.6.1 If You℗ Are the℗ Presenter of℗ Weekly Rounds; 10.6.2 If You℗ Are a℗ Helper at Weekly Rounds (Student or Junior Resident); 10.6.3 If You℗ Are a℗ Listener at Weekly Rounds; 10.7 Grand Rounds; 10.8 Teach, Teaching, and℗ Teachers; 10.9 Note; Chapter 11: The Difficult; 11.1 The Difficult Patient; 11.2 The Difficult Family Member; 11.3 The Difficult Colleague; 11.4 Medical Students; 11.5 The Difficult Attending; 11.6 The Difficult Consultant; 11.7 The Difficult Hospital Personnel
Chapter 12: Documentation12.1 General; 12.2 Patient Charts; 12.2.1 History and℗ Physical Examination; 12.2.2 Progress Notes; 12.2.3 Consultations; 12.2.4 Orders; 12.2.5 Operation Reports; 12.2.5.1 Preoperative Note; 12.2.5.2 Operative Report; 12.2.5.3 Postoperative Note; 12.2.6 Discharge Summary; 12.2.7 Informed Consent; 12.2.8 DNR; 12.2.9 Living Will; 12.2.10 Prescriptions; 12.2.11 Letters, Authorizations, Status Reports; Chapter 13: Presentations; 13.1 Preparation of℗ Slides; 13.2 Presentation; Chapter 14: Mortality and℗ Morbidity Conference; 14.1 Background; 14.2 Preparation
14.3 PresentationChapter 15: On Call; 15.1 On Call in℗ the℗ Hospital; 15.2 At Home Call; Chapter 16: Family and℗ Friends; Chapter 17: Your Health; Chapter 18: Medical-Legal; 18.1 Malpractice; 18.2 Legal Documents; 18.3 Responding to℗ a℗ Subpoena or Requests from℗ Attorneys; 18.4 Testifying; 18.5 Conflict of℗ Interest; 18.6 Child Abuse; Chapter 19: The System; 19.1 Liaison Committee on℗ Medical Education; 19.2 Accreditation Committee on℗ Graduate Medical Education; 19.3 Association of℗ American Medical Colleges; 19.4 National Board of℗ Medical Examiners; 19.5 United States Medical Licensing Examination
7.3 Teaching7.3.1 Students as℗ Learners; 7.3.2 Students Teaching Students; 7.3.3 Students Teaching Residents (Yes They Can); 7.3.4 Residents Teaching Residents; 7.3.5 Everybody Teaching Hospital Personnel; 7.3.6 Everybody Teaching Patients and℗ Families; Chapter 8: Surgery Suite Etiquette; 8.1 Background; 8.2 Scheduling; 8.3 Preoperative Activities; 8.4 Operating Room Conduct; 8.5 Postoperative Activities; Chapter 9: The Clinics; 9.1 Institutional Clinics; 9.2 The Private Office; 9.3 Clinic vs. Private Office; Chapter 10: Rounds; 10.1 General; 10.2 Rounds by Yourself
10.3 Rounds with℗ Residents and/or Students10.4 Rounds with℗ Attendings; 10.5 Rounds with℗ the℗ Chief; 10.6 Weekly Rounds; 10.6.1 If You℗ Are the℗ Presenter of℗ Weekly Rounds; 10.6.2 If You℗ Are a℗ Helper at Weekly Rounds (Student or Junior Resident); 10.6.3 If You℗ Are a℗ Listener at Weekly Rounds; 10.7 Grand Rounds; 10.8 Teach, Teaching, and℗ Teachers; 10.9 Note; Chapter 11: The Difficult; 11.1 The Difficult Patient; 11.2 The Difficult Family Member; 11.3 The Difficult Colleague; 11.4 Medical Students; 11.5 The Difficult Attending; 11.6 The Difficult Consultant; 11.7 The Difficult Hospital Personnel
Chapter 12: Documentation12.1 General; 12.2 Patient Charts; 12.2.1 History and℗ Physical Examination; 12.2.2 Progress Notes; 12.2.3 Consultations; 12.2.4 Orders; 12.2.5 Operation Reports; 12.2.5.1 Preoperative Note; 12.2.5.2 Operative Report; 12.2.5.3 Postoperative Note; 12.2.6 Discharge Summary; 12.2.7 Informed Consent; 12.2.8 DNR; 12.2.9 Living Will; 12.2.10 Prescriptions; 12.2.11 Letters, Authorizations, Status Reports; Chapter 13: Presentations; 13.1 Preparation of℗ Slides; 13.2 Presentation; Chapter 14: Mortality and℗ Morbidity Conference; 14.1 Background; 14.2 Preparation
14.3 PresentationChapter 15: On Call; 15.1 On Call in℗ the℗ Hospital; 15.2 At Home Call; Chapter 16: Family and℗ Friends; Chapter 17: Your Health; Chapter 18: Medical-Legal; 18.1 Malpractice; 18.2 Legal Documents; 18.3 Responding to℗ a℗ Subpoena or Requests from℗ Attorneys; 18.4 Testifying; 18.5 Conflict of℗ Interest; 18.6 Child Abuse; Chapter 19: The System; 19.1 Liaison Committee on℗ Medical Education; 19.2 Accreditation Committee on℗ Graduate Medical Education; 19.3 Association of℗ American Medical Colleges; 19.4 National Board of℗ Medical Examiners; 19.5 United States Medical Licensing Examination