In most of the world, training in any surgical branch of medicine is quite like a chain of command in military.
Some of this rough handling of the surgeons against each other is tolerated during education.
Agressive behaviour due to the stress of surgery on the senior surgeon is also tolerated to some extent in many clinics.
However, there are and there should be limits.
I would like to have the opinions of the surgeons of the different countries.
I would like to use the word as development rather than training. Managing stress in any high risk profession like surgeons became a vital issue in various discussions across the globe. Therefore, psychological development in such professions is very important for managing high stress.
Dear Arpita Chakraborty
This is a very interesting point of view to a much encountered problem all over the world. It also is true to some extent.
The question, or the point to come to a consensus is where the degree of "development" reaches mobbing?
Until where should the training limits be tolerated or acceptable?
Can we accept a martial arts like training in operating theatre?
By the way, I wish I had more residents facing the stress of surgery as you explain.
Surgery and surgical training is not easy, and definitely not for everyone.
Thank you for your comment.
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