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Resident Exposure to Acutely Ill Patients Over the Course of Residency
Introduction: Emergency medicine literature has long debated the “black cloud” and “white cloud” phenomena, which suggest individual variability in exposure to acutely ill patients. If true, this variation may have significant implications for resident training. This study investigates whether emerg
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