Apports de l'amitié aristotélicienne pour l'éthique de la relation entre internes et médecins séniors

The exercise of medicine presupposes an intersubjective relationship with many people, in particular with patients and their families. However, doctors are increasingly called upon to work together, doctors with other doctors, particularly in Hospital. And hospital doctors work with young doctors, who have ended their studies. This relationship may be a source of personal and professional development, but may also be a risk factor for anxiety or mood disorders. The question then arises: what must hospital doctors and juniors doctors do in these relations action to achieve this relationship's purposes (care and training), without however favoring the emergence of these disorders.