Protocol for the Spring 2025 CERA Program Director Survey.

PRiMER (Leawood, Kan.) Pub Date : 2025-09-11 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.22454/PRiMER.2025.639725
Alexis Reedy-Cooper, Tiffany Ho, Miranda A Moore
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Introduction: The Council of Academic Family Medicine (CAFM) Educational Research Alliance (CERA) is a collaboration of family medicine education organizations that supports medical educational survey research. CERA regularly conducts surveys of department chairs, clerkship directors, residency program directors, and other members of academic family medicine organizations. This article describes the methodology and demographic results of the spring 2025 CERA Residency Program Director Survey.

Methods: CERA received 18 module proposals in response to its call for submissions. After a competitive peer-review process, five proposals were accepted and included in the spring 2025 CERA Residency Program Director Survey. The survey included questions from these five research teams as well as standard demographic questions. The sample included all family medicine residency program directors identified through the CAFM member database and previous CERA surveys. CERA administered the survey from April 22, 2025 through May 23, 2025.

Results: Of 726 eligible program directors, 321 responded, resulting in a 44.2% response rate. The demographics of survey respondents did not significantly differ by gender, race/ethnicity, or self-identification as underrepresented in medicine compared to the sample of potential respondents.

Conclusions: This paper describes the methods and generalizability of the spring 2025 CERA Residency Program Director Survey. The demographics between survey respondents and potential respondents were not statistically significantly.

2025年春季CERA项目主任调查方案。
简介:家庭医学学术委员会(CAFM)教育研究联盟(CERA)是支持医学教育调查研究的家庭医学教育组织的合作。CERA定期对院系主任、见习主任、住院医师项目主任和学术家庭医学组织的其他成员进行调查。本文描述了2025年春季CERA住院医师项目主任调查的方法和人口统计结果。方法:CERA收到了18个模块提案。经过竞争激烈的同行评议过程,五份提案被接受并纳入2025年春季CERA住院医师项目主任调查。调查包括这五个研究小组的问题以及标准的人口统计问题。样本包括通过CAFM成员数据库和以前的CERA调查确定的所有家庭医学住院医师项目主任。CERA于2025年4月22日至5月23日进行了这项调查。结果:在726名合格的项目主管中,有321人回应了,回复率为44.2%。与潜在调查对象样本相比,调查对象的人口统计数据在性别、种族/民族或自我认同方面没有显著差异。结论:本文描述了2025年春季CERA住院医师项目主任调查的方法和概括性。调查对象和潜在调查对象之间的人口统计学差异无统计学意义。
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