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Resident Doctors in Nigeria Limit Call Duty to 24 Hours Over Burnout Concerns - OloriSuperGal
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Resident Doctors in Nigeria Limit Call Duty to 24 Hours Over Burnout Concerns - OloriSuperGal
Nigeria’s resident doctors have introduced a new rule limiting call duties to a maximum of 24 hours, citing the urgent need to reduce burnout and protect patient safety. The announcement followed resolutions passed at the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) Annual General Meeting, which took place in Abuja. The new directive, effective October 1, 2025, mandates that no resident doctor should exceed 24 consecutive hours on duty. After…
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