Academic Faculty Demonstrate Weak Agreement in Evaluating Orthopaedic Surgery Residents
Taylor R. Bradley,
Cale A. Jacobs,
Ryan D. Muchow
Abstract:Background:
As objective metrics fade, subjective elements of orthopaedic surgery applicants carry increasing importance during recruitment. Academic orthopaedic surgeons believe they can select for high-performing orthopaedic residents. However, can they agree? The purpose of this study was (1) to analyze an academic orthopaedic surgery department to determine whether they agree on which residents performed best during residency and; (2) to correlate preresidency and intraresidency factors with po… Show more
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