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The Covid-19 pandemic required all health workers to serve. A resident doctor shares their initial, challenging experiences in a Mumbai Covid Intensive Care Unit (ICU), highlighting valuable lessons learned during the public health crisis.

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  • Infectious Diseases

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    Conclusions:

    • Working in a Covid ICU during the pandemic was a profoundly challenging but educational experience for a resident doctor.
    • The pandemic underscored the critical role of ICUs and the resilience of healthcare workers.
    • Such experiences are vital for professional development in public health emergencies.