Debriefing Difficult Clinical Events: A Universal Physician Responsibility
Department of Medicine Grand Rounds June 16, 2023
Presented by James Wykowski, MD
Acting Instructor – Provisional Chief, Medicine
Chief Resident, Inpatient
Department of Medicine
University of Washington
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Presented by James Wykowski, MD
Acting Instructor – Provisional Chief, Medicine
Chief Resident, Inpatient
Department of Medicine
University of Washington
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