How Applicants to General Surgery Residency Define Resilience

Hayek, Sarah; Buonpane, Christie; Hummel, Collin; Lane, Samantha; Ellison, Halle B.; Young, Katelyn; Shabahang, Mohsen

doi:10.1016/j.jsurg.2020.02.011

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“…Strategies to reduce the perception and impact of stress can be 'coalmine' (institution and systems) or 'canary' (individual) based [3,6]. Whilst addressing institutional or systemic stressors is critically important [18], it is increasingly evident that individual factors are equally or even more so [19] and that, far from being purely innate, characteristics such as resilience and optimism can be nurtured and taught [16,20].…”

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“…Stress-related neural or hormonal signals, task-irrelevant thoughts, or concerns about failure or time-pressure may deactivate the PFC, to the detriment of technical performance [2,7,15]. While various personality and psychological traits predict resilience, it can also be developed, as is recognised in high-performance professions such as finance, aviation, elite sport, and music [7,20,21].…”

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Implementing mindfulness meditation in hand surgery training: a feasibility study

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“…When surveying aspiring surgical residents, Hayek et al identified core themes to the definition of resilience: support, learning from failure, adaptability, self-reflection, and perseverance [ 8 •]. These qualities all certainly apply to what is required in surgical training, from residency through fellowship.…”

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The Trauma Fellow’s Perspective on Grit and Resilience and Its Role in Wellness

Coleman

2023

Curr Trauma Rep

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Purpose of Review To describe the unique stressors of surgical training and fellowship and how grit and resilience influence trainee wellness Recent Findings Surgical training is an intense, high-stress experience. For fellows-in-training, unique stressors are associated with this chapter of training, from financial pressors to the stress of job acquisition. Wellness is essential for surgical fellows, not just for the critical need for quality mental health of providers, but also for the patients who are also affected by provider burnout. There are various wellness programs that can be instituted nationally and institutionally to optimize fellow wellness, but one of the most high-yield foci for fellow wellness is focused mentorship, the key to assuring wellness and harnessing grit. Summary Surgical residency and fellowship are prodigiously demanding experiences, which mandate grit and resilience. It is imperative that widespread cultural and institutional changes take place to best support surgical trainees.

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