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Medicine Resident Scutsheet \u2013 A scaled down card that lets the resident keep track of patients with enough detail, but not drowning in the daily vitals, and details that are more typical of interns. A double sided card that fits neatly in your pocket.
Pre-Rounds Pre-rounding consists of checking vital signs, checking lab work, and doing a directed physical exam on the patients that you are following. Allow 15 minutes of pre-rounding time per patient.

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In general, this is a good way to prioritize: Call consults. Do discharges. Do procedures. Update handoff. Update family. Do notes (you may be able to prep notes when pre-rounding, so this is more polishing them to make sure they include whatever your senior/attending may have added)
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Time Limited at the Bedside \u201cIn our study, rounds lasted an average of 122 minutes, which represented a significant amount\u2014about 15%\u2014of total training time for a given week,\u201d explains Dr.

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