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Abigail Zuger, in “Defining a Doctor, with a Tear, a Shrug, and a Schedule,” uses her experience supervising two interns to contrast doctoring styles. Her female intern cared about her patients excessively, sometimes staying long after her shift ended or taking on responsibilities that should have fallen to nurses, orderlies, or dieticians. Her male intern, in contrast, never came in early or stayed late, and refused to take on the work of anyone else, even if his patient’s health suffered as a result. Zuger contends that the male intern’s approach is the wave of the future as interns’ hours are reduced, but she hopes the enthusiasm and emotional connection of the female intern aren’t sacrificed in favor of efficient teamwork.

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