Sibling anesthesiologists suggest clinical logbooks to counterbalance research publications and mitigate disparity between research output and clinical output

Abstract

The question is which medical specialties are most commonly performing biomedical research. The question is which medical specialties are most commonly receiving research funding. The question is which medical specialties are most commonly suffering research addiction. Considering that delivery of healthcare for humanity is closely intertwined with innovation in science for humanity, clinicians benefitting professionally by creating public records of their clinical logbooks may be able to mitigate disadvantaged disparity in professional growth secondary to clinical output as compared to professional growth secondary to research output.