There is not just one right way to practice medicine. But there are almost certainly wrong ways. Thankfully, patients are resilient, especially children. As a rule, they get better, even when physicians do not get it exactly right. One attending physician during my residency aptly captured this reality with an acronym he often used: GAWI, which means Got Away With It. Maybe your antibiotic choice for the patient was not the best one, or you waited too long to give it. Your patient did ok in the end, but the care you provided was still wrong. That is a GAWI.