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Examining Pediatric Residency Voting Practices.

Cassi Smola¹, Nipam Shah¹, Kathy Monroe¹

¹From the Divisions of Pediatric Hospital Medicine and Pediatric Emergency Medicine, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham.

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Pediatric residents showed high voting intention but lower participation. Interventions encouraging voting were effective for over half of participants, boosting physician voter turnout.

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Medical Education
Civic Engagement
Public Health Policy

Background:

Physician voter participation is lower than the general public.
Understanding pediatric residents' voting attitudes is crucial for civic engagement.
Low voter turnout among healthcare professionals impacts public health advocacy.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore pediatric residents' voting attitudes and behaviors.
To assess the impact of interventions on increasing resident voter participation.
To identify barriers to voting among pediatric residents.

Main Methods:

Pre- and postelection surveys were administered to pediatric residents.
Interventions included disseminating voter registration information and election deadlines.
Surveys assessed voting interest, plans, participation, and barriers.

Main Results:

89% of residents planned to vote, but only 69% actually voted.
Common barriers included lack of time off and registration issues.
58% of respondents felt interventions encouraged their vote.

Conclusions:

Voting intention exceeded actual participation among pediatric residents.
Interventions positively influenced a majority of residents' decision to vote.
Physician voter turnout in the study exceeded the general citizen rate.