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Mary Iwaszkiewicz¹, Debra A Darosa, Donald A Risucci

¹Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, USA.

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|December 9, 2008

Summary

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Resident feedback highlights key operating room teaching behaviors. Faculty enthusiasm, calmness, and hands-on guidance significantly impact resident perceptions of surgical education.

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Medical Education
Surgical Training
Faculty Development

Background:

Effective operating room (OR) teaching is crucial for surgical resident development.
Identifying specific faculty behaviors that influence resident perceptions is essential for targeted faculty development.

Purpose of the Study:

To determine the learning needs of faculty surgeons not perceived as outstanding OR teachers by residents.
To identify specific teaching behaviors that predict resident evaluations of OR teaching effectiveness.

Main Methods:

General surgery residents electronically evaluated faculty surgeons on global ratings and specific OR teaching behaviors.
Data were collected over a 15-month period (July 2005-October 2006).
Regression analysis identified significant predictors of overall OR teaching ratings.

Main Results:

Ratings of overall OR teaching correlated significantly with overall performance and specific teaching behaviors.
Key predictors of positive OR teaching ratings included allowing learners to "feel pathology," teaching with enthusiasm, and maintaining a calm and courteous demeanor.
These three behaviors accounted for approximately 76% of the variability in resident evaluations.

Conclusions:

Resident perceptions of OR teaching are strongly linked to overall faculty perception and specific teaching behaviors.
Faculty development programs should focus on enhancing enthusiasm, maintaining composure, and providing hands-on learning experiences.
Improving these behaviors may enhance overall resident satisfaction with surgical faculty teaching.