Difference between revisions of "Patience-to-Patients Ratio"
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| − | 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.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2016/01/malignant-attendings/ New Study Characterizes Metastatic Potential of Malignant Attendings]</ref> | + | [[File:Lovis Corinth Vater Franz Heinrich Corinth auf dem Krankenlager 1888.jpg|450px|thumb|right|''Lovis Corinth's "Vater Franz Heinrich Corinth auf dem Krankenlager" (1888)'']] |
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| + | 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 Awareness Month|malignant attending]].<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2016/01/malignant-attendings/ New Study Characterizes Metastatic Potential of Malignant Attendings]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:55, 22 March 2017
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]
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