It is safe to go to the hospital in July, even though this is when new medical interns typically start their rotations. Here are a few considerations to reassure you:
1. Supervision: New interns are closely supervised by more experienced residents and attending physicians. These supervisors are responsible for overseeing all patient care and ensuring that it meets high standards.
2. Team-Based Care: Hospitals operate on a team-based care model, which means that multiple healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and specialists, collaborate on patient care. This multidisciplinary approach helps catch and correct any potential mistakes.
3. Continuity of Care: Many hospitals also have senior residents and attending physicians who continue their roles through the transition period. Their experience helps maintain the continuity and quality of care.
4. Training and Preparation: Interns have completed rigorous medical training before they begin working in a hospital, and they usually undergo orientation and training specific to their new hospital and department.
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