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美国普通外科住院医生的态度,培训经验和专业期望:一项全国调查
Heather Yeo1, Kate Viola, David Berg
1Division of Surgery, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
JAMA
|September 24, 2009
概括
整体外科医生对培训感到满意,但面临着挑战. 经验和担忧因性别和培训年而异,影响了留学时间.
科学领域:
- 医学教育 医学教育
- 进行外科手术培训.
- 居民福利 居民福利
背景情况:
- 整体外科住院项目在招聘和留住住院员方面面临压力.
- 对于居民对培训挑战的看法,人们的理解有限.
- 居民反对于制定有效的支持策略至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 为了描述美国的整体外科住院医生.
- 描述培训期间居民的态度,经验和期望.
- 检查这些因素如何根据性别和研究生年份不同.
主要方法:
- 2008年1月,一项横截面研究调查了通用外科住院医生.
- 该调查是在美国外科手术委员会培训考试后进行的.
- 收集的数据包括居民满意度,感知到的支持/压力,职业动机和职业期望.
主要成果:
- 报告了对培训 (85.2%) 和同行支持 (84.2%) 的高整体满意度.
- 显著的担忧包括对独立执行程序的信心 (27.5%) 和需要进一步的专业培训 (63.8%).
- 男性报告的项目支持率高于女性 (65.6%),高于男性 (74.5%). 在研究生第二年居住的居民最常考虑离开培训 (19.2%).
结论:
- 整形外科住院医生表现出高度满意度,但也经历了与训练相关的重大压力.
- 关于外科培训的态度和经验受到居民性别和培训年的影响.
- 解决基于性别的差异和特定年份的挑战对于保留居民至关重要.
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