Who says dead languages are useless?: "Is there anything else I can do for you today, your highness?" [via Making Light]
NINJA WIZARDS!: funniest thing I've seen in days. [via![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
grayhawkfh and then skreidle]
Foruilos, Sleepy Medical Interns Called a Road Hazard: "Barbie Gatton, a third-year resident in emergency medicine at Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, N.Y., said the study's conclusions were distressing -- and obvious -- to most interns." [via ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
faisalfeed]. Faisal's commentary: "Question: would you rather have someone who completed 80 hours of training while so tired they couldn't drive, or who completed 50 hours of training they could actually remember later? Bonus question: given that studies show the highest factor in malpractice suits is actually malpractice, would a desire to cut down on malpractice claims be better served by tort reform, or by medical labor reform?"
"Needless to say, unlike with the Killian memo story, no one has been held accountable for this and no one ever will be." And, for the record . . .
NINJA WIZARDS!: funniest thing I've seen in days. [via
grayhawkfh and then skreidle]For
uilos, Sleepy Medical Interns Called a Road Hazard: "Barbie Gatton, a third-year resident in emergency medicine at Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, N.Y., said the study's conclusions were distressing -- and obvious -- to most interns." [via faisalfeed]. Faisal's commentary: "Question: would you rather have someone who completed 80 hours of training while so tired they couldn't drive, or who completed 50 hours of training they could actually remember later? Bonus question: given that studies show the highest factor in malpractice suits is actually malpractice, would a desire to cut down on malpractice claims be better served by tort reform, or by medical labor reform?""Needless to say, unlike with the Killian memo story, no one has been held accountable for this and no one ever will be." And, for the record . . .