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Administrative Chief Residents – How Are They Chosen and Does It Matter?
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نویسنده
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Weiss Anna ,Tandon Damini ,Lee Katherine C. ,Chandrasekaran Bindu ,Lopez Nicole ,Ramamoorthy Sonia L. ,Malcarne Vanessa ,Blair Sarah L.
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منبع
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annals of bariatric surgery - 2016 - دوره : 5 - شماره : 1 - صفحه:1 -8
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چکیده
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Background: there is no literature on the administrative chief resident (acr) in surgery or disparities of this leadership position. objectives: the aim of this study is to examine the rates of perceived female and minority leadership at the resident level. patients and methods: after institutional review board (irb) approval, a pilot survey was sent to surgical residents and faculty at a single university surgical program. the survey was revised based on small group feedback and a specialist in study design. it was then sent to all us surgical residents and program directors, and analyzed using survey monkey. results: there was a 10% resident response rate, 22% program director, most from a program with 50% female residents. 71% report no clear acr policy, 64% believe the position appointed. half report less than 25% female acrs, 54% zero minority acrs. program directors reported more female acrs, but similar lack of selection policy. 54% believe acr receives a stipend. 31% report more than 75% went into academics. conclusions: although most surgical programs train 50% female residents, residents perceive that fewer than 25% acrs are female. acrs in the united states are often receiving a stipend and going into academic practice. programs should keep diversity in mind in appointing acr.
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کلیدواژه
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Women in Surgery ,Leadership ,Residency ,Surgical Leadership ,Women in Academic Medicine
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University of California, Department of Surgery, USA, University of California, School of Medicine, USA, University of California, Department of Surgery, USA, University of California, Department of Surgery, USA, University of North Carolina, Department of Surgery, USA, University of California, Department of Surgery, USA, San Diego State University, Department of Psychology, USA, University of California, Department of Surgery, USA
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