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  • Leadership Development

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  • Effective leadership is crucial for surgical teams.
  • Surgical trainees require foundational leadership skills.
  • Leadership skills in junior surgical residents are underassessed.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify communication, perception, and engagement themes among junior surgical residents.
  • To determine strengths and weaknesses in leadership styles of surgical trainees.

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  • A DISC personality assessment was administered to junior surgical residents (PGY-1 and PGY-2).
  • Resident demographics were collected.
  • Themes from deidentified assessment reports were analyzed using text exploration software.

Main Results:

  • PGY-1 communication emphasized clear duties and friendly terms; PGY-2 communication focused on interpersonal interactions and feedback.
  • In ideal settings, residents perceived themselves as good listeners and team players.
  • Under stress, PGY-1s were perceived as poor listeners and insensitive; PGY-2s as overly confident and poor listeners.

Conclusions:

  • Clear expectations and supportive environments are vital for training junior surgical residents.
  • Surgical simulation, stress training, and standardized teaching are needed to develop leadership competence.