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Work Rules Fail to End Danger from Tired Doctors
by Richard Knox, NPRDecember 12, 2006
According to a rule that was adopted three years ago, doctors training in the United States are forbidden from working round-the-clock shifts more than twice a week. But a new study shows the rules aren't strict enough to prevent serious harm to patients, including fatal mistakes.
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