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at least in the American medical system, the gist I hear is that residents would rather work harder in X years than less work in X+1 years.  Although what is happening is that residencies are getting longer because of "built in research".

I would be careful about casting judgements across the oceans.  Many residents are in 200k of debt and trying to raise families.  They would rather start paying back their loans ASAP instead of having a lighter workload.

I'd like to see some type standardized study comparing US and European (and other countries) error rates during residency training.
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