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Chloe Farnham
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目的:本研究旨在检查 2023 年骨科手术匹配申请者中潜在的基于性别的论文发表差异:本研究旨在检查 2023 年骨科手术匹配申请者中潜在的基于性别的发表差异,调查基于项目隶属关系的研究重点差异,并评估不同地理区域的发表差异:使用 NRMP 数据库确定了参与 2023 年 NRMP 的矫形外科住院医师项目,这些项目有公开的入院住院医师班级。使用 PubMed 和 ORCID 标识符检索每位住院医师的论文。使用美国医学协会的 FRIEDA 数据库将每个项目指定为 "大学"、"社区"、"社区/大学附属 "或 "其他":共有 763 名住院医师发表了论文,论文发表数量的平均值和中位数分别为 6.1(SD=10.0)和 3.0(IQR=1.0-7.0)。男性(2.0)和女性(3.0,P=0.2315)的论文数量中位数没有明显差异。与 "大学"(中位数=3.0,p<0.0001)或 "其他"(中位数=6.0,p=0.0006)相比,匹配到 "社区/大学附属"(中位数=2.0)项目的申请人发表论文的中位数较低。从地域上看,与新英格兰地区(中位数=4.0,p=0.0010)或太平洋地区(中位数=4.0,p=0.0015)的申请人相比,中西部地区(中位数=1.0)的申请人发表论文的中位数最低:结论:在骨科手术比赛中,研究论文对竞争力的重要性明显增加。这主要是由于取消了客观的 Step-1 评分,以帮助对潜在申请人进行分层。研究仍然是对申请人进行分层的客观方式;然而,最近对 2023 年匹配库的分析缺乏新数据。男性与女性配对申请人在发表论文数量上没有明显差异。其他 "项目类别以及新英格兰和太平洋地区的论文数量中位数最高:骨科;医学住院医生;毕业后医学教育;医学院;住院医生匹配;骨科教育;骨科住院医生
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Discrepancies in Publication Volume Per Matched-Applicant Between Sex, Geographic Regions and Program Affiliation in the 2023 Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Match
Objective: This study aims to examine potential gender-based publication disparities among 2023 orthopaedic surgery matched-applicants, investigate variations in research emphasis based on program affiliation and assess publication differences across different geographic regions. Methods: Orthopaedic surgery residency programs participating in the 2023 NRMP with a publicly available incoming resident class were identified using the NRMP database. Each resident was searched using PubMed and ORCID identifiers for publications. Each program was designated as “university-based”, “community-based”, “community-based/university affiliated” or “other” using the American Medical Association’s FRIEDA database. Results: In total, 763 residents were identified with a mean and median number of publications of 6.1 (SD=10.0) and 3.0 (IQR=1.0-7.0) respectively. There was no significant difference in the median number of publications between males (2.0) and females (3.0, p=0.2315). Those who matched to “community-based/university affiliated” (median=2.0) programs had a lower median number of publications than those who matched to “university-based” (median=3.0, p<0.0001) or “other” (median=6.0, p=0.0006). Geographically, applicants in the West-South Central region (median=1.0) had the lowest publication median compared to those in the New England (median=4.0, p=0.0010) or Pacific (median=4.0, p=0.0015) regions. Conclusion: There lies a perceived increase in significance of research publications for competitiveness in the orthopaedic surgery match. This largely follows the elimination of objective Step-1 scoring to help stratify potential applicants. Research remains an objective manner to stratify applicants; however, new data lacks on recent analysis of the 2023 match pool. There was not a significant difference in the number of publications between male vs female matched-applicants. The program category “other” and the New England and Pacific regions had the highest median number of publications. Keywords: Orthopaedics; Medical Residency; Graduate Medical Education; Medical School; Residency Match; Orthopaedic Education; Orthopaedic Residency
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