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  1. How to treat nurses correctly

    aw6b6 posted a topic in Operating Room
    Hi there, This site, and some discussions/horror stories about verbal abuse to surgical nurses by doctors came up with some Google search I did. This has been a concern of mine for awhile, and I'd like to ask if anyone can provide any advice to someone who will be going into a surgical residency soon about treating nurses and other staff in the operating room like human beings, while still being able to get the job done. I know for a fact surgeons have a stereotype of being cocky and condescending, especially to nurses, but I REALLY don't want to exhibit that. I can name many RN's who have really made a difference in my life, and I need advice (or just some things to remember) on how I can show the respect I have for nurses when I'm in such a position. Thanks!

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