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| − | '''Lent''' is a six-week period in the Christian calendar, starting with Ash Wednesday and ending on Easter Sunday, where followers seek forgiveness form their sins by giving up something as a form of penance. In health care, it is not uncommon for different health care professionals from different specialties to give something in recognition of Lent.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2017/03/what-are-health-care-providers-giving-up-for-lent/ What Are Health Care Professionals Giving Up for Lent (By Specialty)?]</ref> Whereas hospitalists may give up | + | '''Lent''' is a six-week period in the Christian calendar, starting with Ash Wednesday and ending on Easter Sunday, where followers seek forgiveness form their sins by giving up something as a form of penance. '''Lent''' commemorates the forty days Jesus spent [[NPO]] in the desert. In health care, it is not uncommon for different health care professionals from different specialties to give something in recognition of Lent.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2017/03/what-are-health-care-providers-giving-up-for-lent/ What Are Health Care Professionals Giving Up for Lent (By Specialty)?]</ref> Whereas hospitalists may give up placement and emergency medicine personnel may give up Dilaudid, urologists may give up penises while pediatricians give up parents. For a complete list of what subspecialties might give up, please read Gomerblog's [http://gomerblog.com/2017/03/what-are-health-care-providers-giving-up-for-lent/ What Are Health Care Professionals Giving Up for Lent (By Specialty)?] |
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Revision as of 08:10, 2 March 2017
Lent is a six-week period in the Christian calendar, starting with Ash Wednesday and ending on Easter Sunday, where followers seek forgiveness form their sins by giving up something as a form of penance. Lent commemorates the forty days Jesus spent NPO in the desert. In health care, it is not uncommon for different health care professionals from different specialties to give something in recognition of Lent.[1] Whereas hospitalists may give up placement and emergency medicine personnel may give up Dilaudid, urologists may give up penises while pediatricians give up parents. For a complete list of what subspecialties might give up, please read Gomerblog's What Are Health Care Professionals Giving Up for Lent (By Specialty)?
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- National Destroy Your Pyxis with a Sledgehammer Day
- National Toss Your Pager in the Trash Day
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