The 10-Minute Doctor vs. The 24-Hour Nurse

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Doctors, especially surgeons, may spend as little as 10 minutes a day with a hospitalized patient, while a nurse is at the bedside for hours. That asymmetry means the experienced nurse often has far richer observational data than the attending physician. When a nurse says something feels off, that signal deserves serious weight.

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