26hr photo project: "I don't know what time it is - I'm tired."
This photo series by a resident doctor in Calgary documents the stories of physicians before and after their call.
Photo: Rebecca Hay (Instagram)
Dr. Brian Lockhart says: "I don't know what day it is I don't know what time it is - I'm tired. I can't even remember this night it was a blur." Swipe right below to see Dr. Lockhart before and after his call.
About 26hr photo project: Photographer Rebecca Hay is a resident physician training in Pediatrics in Calgary. "Physicians commonly work shifts up to 26 hours long—often without breaks or sleep, caring for families and vulnerable people. A lot can happen in that time, both beautiful and exhausting. I started the photo project "26hr" to highlight the human aspect of medicine and the incredible people working these shifts, and to explore their stories and perceptions."
Rebecca is on Instagram as @liferecaptured.
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