A quote in the March 2013 story “Lucky No. 7?” did not accurately represent comments expressed by Bradley Eshbaugh, MBA, FACMPE, chief administrator of Hospitalists of Northern Michigan (HNM) in Traverse City, Mich. His quote should have read: “I really believe that [seven-on/seven-off] scheduling is probably more desirable to Generation Y, which tends to have a lot more life quality and life balance as part of their mentality.”
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