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Long, thank you so much for joining us today. As I just mentioned, , cases in one day. So we are sadly breaking records all the time when it comes to this pandemic. Wondering if you had a sense about what the source of these new infections are? Is it just a matter of the fact that we're going into the colder months, that no one seems to be wearing masks as much as they should, or perhaps was it Halloween? What is it? What Makes A Doctor

Emma Espiner is about to enter the hospital workforce - a "booby trapped spider's web".

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Photo: Supplied. Emma Espiner Twitter: emmawehipeihana comments on social issues, health, and politics. In her final regular column for Newsroom, Emma Espiner reflects https://amazonia.fiocruz.br/scdp/blog/culture-and-selfaeesteem/gilded-age.php six years of learning medicine. As you near the end of medical school, there is a dawning horror that you're not actually finishing anything - you're getting closer Maoes the beginning. Almost everything I thought I knew What Makes A Doctor being a doctor has turned out to be wrong.

I went looking for a career that would offer certainty, quiet intellectual precision and the humble piety of helping others.

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I thought doctors' stillness came from their surety. What I found instead is a heaving mess of a thing - the blood and guts being the least of it. Hospitals crammed with people and patients and politics.

Buildings that make little sense and organisational structures that make even less. So many good people.

You must respect the pecking order but also speak up for yourself and for your patients. Be competent but not arrogant.

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Never do anything to piss off the charge nurse. The doctors who make the best teachers are the ones who love to show you all the worst things.

They want you to do house calls to the caravan parks, to work at the clinics at the homeless shelters, to visit the homes that have no power or are filled with black mould. They remind us that this was a life that we desperately wanted when we first applied to medical school. The opposite is also true.]