Summer is hopefully a season for kids to spend lots of time playing outside, enjoying pools, parks, beaches, trails and other ...

Our ER doctor reviews The Pitt, a new medical drama series that accurately depicts medicine and societal issues that plague the ER.

I’m guessing doctors are going to have normies ... I remember seeing that on ER, that was very disturbing, but [on this show], they didn’t. They’re like, “No, no, you don’t shock ...

Years ago, I watched ER, and I loved that show at the start when it was really ... Then, the series shows a doctor overstepping ethical bounds and taking justice into her own hands.

A harried emergency room doctor rushes between patients ... all while overseeing a new crop of residents getting up to speed on their ER rotation. AND oh yes… sparring with a hospital ...

After watching a few episodes, Mattias Berg, an ER doctor at St. Paul’s Hospital ... he says he’s probably encountered about 95 per cent of the show’s dramatized scenarios.

Anyway, that show just aired and when that scene came ... and they slipped more quickly into the physicality of playing ER doctors. The medical consultants learned thatphysicality was only half ...

Chaotic, backlogged, unwelcoming ERs are the canary in the coal mine of a dysfunctional healthcare delivery system riddled ...

This is far from the first time that doctors have obsessed over a medical show. In the ’90s, medical students spoke about watching ER as “revision”, trying to diagnose patients or spot ...

One interesting aspect of these two episodes is that it seems like people in this ER are pretty well prepared ... So, in some ways it sounds like the show has an optimistic view of how many ...

I’m guessing doctors are going to have normies who watch this show now asking them questions ... I first started watching ER when I was in medical school, and then Grey’s Anatomy, and this ...