2017
DOI: 10.21767/amj.2017.3226
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What does an intern doctor actually do? A quantification of time on work activities

Abstract: BackgroundInterns, or first year junior doctors, have traditionally been used as an adaptable frontline solution to many of the changes in healthcare, utilising their broad skill sets for both direct patient care and administrative burdens. While there are studies that focus on the total hours junior doctors work, there are few that analyse the specific tasks they do and how they dedicate their work time.

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