[DFG]

[HombreSecreto]

[AndyJackson]

I would want my airline pilot to fly from memory and never ever use trainers, checklist or refresh his training. It shows amateurishness.

[V_TWIN]

Get used to it......this is what diversity medical care will be in the future.

[catnipman]

anyone know what colorado ER/hospital/clinic this happened in?

[SamAdams76]

I would feel much better having a doctor studying a procedure before performing it on me as opposed to trying to wing it and then forgetting an important step or two along the way.

For example, I've replaced the belt on my lawn mower from time to time but I still check out the video before doing it again just to make sure the steps are fresh in my mind.

[mewzilla]

Thanks to Deep State we now have our very own de facto NHS.

[Responsibility2nd]

One can learn anything you want to by watching You Tube videos.

[Billthedrill]

Fine as long as it's the right vid.

"Uh, Doc? That one's on hysterectomies. I got a splinter in my finger."

[HartleyMBaldwin]

Wish I knew how to post the hospital scene from Idiocracy.

[KeyLargo]

https://www.medgadget.com/2018/09/versius-robotic-surgical-system-unveiled-by-uk-company.html

[ConservativeMind]

I do believe it can be helpful to review whatever you can trust to make sure you don't miss something.

This seems a bit funny to read about, but, honestly, doctors and nurses both need continuing education credits, and Medscape provides real-life test cases for doctors on random maladies, and it's a lot of fun to go through them.

Doctors can't know everything they run into. It's just life, and doctors are human, just like us.

We were always wrong to believe they had perfect knowledge.

[Manic_Episode]

I used to do the same thing at work for changing the filter on the drinking fountains. Worked great.

[G Larry]

What to they call the Med School student who graduates last in his class?

"Doctor"

[Palmetto State Conservative]

No big deal. I do it all the time before working on the car.

[mikey_hates_everything]

No matter how experienced a pilot you are, you’re still going to use a checklist. I’m sure the doc watched the video so no damned lawyer could try to claim that he didn’t follow some published procedure and sue if anything went sideways regardless of how much common sense or experience the doc has.

[Bernard Marx]

Some years back I had a hideously painful procedure on one of my feet. It was done by the lead doctor in the practice and my regular doctor watched. I complained to him about the extraordinary pain and he said:

“Watch one, do one, teach one.”

[devane617]

Good. Better than a guess. A refresher is never bad.

[Egon]

'It didn’t bother me or make me nervous. We all need refreshers on how to do things in our jobs, so I saw this as normal.'

I've got no problem with this whatsoever.

[BillyBonebrake]

I had a doc check YouTube before tackling a buried treble hook and I did not mind.

[Trailerpark Badass]

Isn’t that the kind of thing the nurse or PA does? Not surprising if he hasn’t learned more practical things.