Embracing our responsibility to ensure trainee competency

Our responsibility to patients: Maintain competency or … stop practicing

“…Most of us know a colleague whose care we do not trust for patients or our family members or who we dread signing out to. [23][24][25] The system must be intentional about identifying these providers and working to improve their care (Table 1).…”

“…More importantly, data‐informed systems must be created to ensure that the patient safety/physician competency tension is not driven solely by the individual. Most of us know a colleague whose care we do not trust for patients or our family members or who we dread signing out to 23–25 . The system must be intentional about identifying these providers and working to improve their care (Table 1).…”

“…Most of us know a colleague whose care we do not trust for patients or our family members or who we dread signing out to. 23 , 24 , 25 The system must be intentional about identifying these providers and working to improve their care (Table 1 ). The chair in the opening story should not have been in the situation to place a chest tube if he had not performed them regularly.…”