“I didn't sign on to die”: The dermatologist's ethical obligations during a deadly epidemic

Residency during coronavirus disease 2019: A postgraduate’s perspective

“…Due to the burden of COVID-19 cases in our country, doctors from other specializations have been roped in and are given rotational duties in both routine specialities and COVID care setup. 4,5 Miscellaneous Letter…”

Dermatology residents and the care of patients with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)

“…eReluctant Resident Dear Reluctant Resident: As if prescient, a 2016 dermatoethics publication in this journal discussed this very topic, except that the dermatologist was requested to consult on a rash in a patient with Ebola. 1 The good news is that COVID-19 is far less fatal, particularly for young, healthy residents 2 (Tables I and II). Therefore, your fear of dying should be tempered with facts.…”

Comment on “Dermatology residents and the care of COVID-19 patients”

“…The paper concerning caring for a patient with Ebola brings up this same point, in fact, and notes that physicians need not be martyrs. 2 However, critical questions remain unanswereddifficult questions that I do not have answers for, either, and that warrant more extensive discussion:…”