Difference between revisions of "Patience-to-Patients Ratio"

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Lovis Corinth's "Vater Franz Heinrich Corinth auf dem Krankenlager" (1888)

The patience-to-patients ratio is the measurement of an attending's patience relative to the number of patients on that attending's service. A value close to zero is suggestive of a malignant attending.^[1]

Additional Topics

- Tattoo-to-Tooth Ratio

- Door-to-Balloon Time

- Door-to-Dilaudid Time

- Anger Management

- Peter Edelstein

- Temper Tantrum

References

1. ↑ New Study Characterizes Metastatic Potential of Malignant Attendings

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