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The Disappearing Doctors
Janet R. Gilsdorf
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THE PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASES (PID) team assembles in the hallway for rounds here at the children’s hospital where I have worked for twenty-five years. I’m the attending physician during the next two weeks, and the other team members include the PID clinical fellow, two pediatric residents, a medical student, and two pharmacy students.
"Where’s Diana?" I ask. Diana, a second-year pediatric resident, is doing a month-long elective on pediatric infectious diseases. On Monday afternoons and Wednesday mornings she is at her primary care continuity clinic. Today is Tuesday. She should be here.
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