2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.amjsurg.2015.05.014
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Attrition from surgical residency training: perspectives from those who left

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“…Reasons for attrition are diverse and, besides lifestyle preferences, are related to medical or surgical incompetence, and professional or ethical incompetence 10 11. Dodson et al report 13-year attrition data in the surgical residency programme of the Emory School of Medicine Selection in Georgia, USA, and indicate that 75% of those who left continued in another medical specialty while 5% left medicine entirely.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Reasons for attrition are diverse and, besides lifestyle preferences, are related to medical or surgical incompetence, and professional or ethical incompetence 10 11. Dodson et al report 13-year attrition data in the surgical residency programme of the Emory School of Medicine Selection in Georgia, USA, and indicate that 75% of those who left continued in another medical specialty while 5% left medicine entirely.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…'critiquing one's colleagues can be awkward', 70 'fear of being stigmatized and being weak' 119 ). DOI: 10.3310/hsdr06100 HEALTH SERVICES AND DELIVERY RESEARCH 2018 VOL.…”
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“…El problema, sin embargo, no es solo de nuestro país. Un artículo sobre una encuesta a médicos residentes en formación en cirugía encontró que los deberes clínicos eran priorizados antes que la educación, sin espacios seguros para compartir sus problemas personales y de programación, la escasez de modelos que les demostraran un mejor balance entre vida y trabajo, y las interacciones negativas con la autoridad que resultaban en una profunda pérdida de compromiso (12) . El entrenamiento médico es un tiempo estresante, hallándose una prevalencia alta de fatiga (burnout) entre los estudiantes, mayor que en la población general.…”
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