微创外科奖学金对妇科住院医师的手术体验有影响吗?

Jon I. Einarsson M.D. , Audra Timmins M.D. , Amy E. Young M.D. , Robert K. Zurawin M.D.
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摘要

研究目的探讨微创外科(MIS)奖学金对住院医师体验的影响,并调查对奖学金项目对住院医师教育影响的普遍态度。设计调查(加拿大特别工作组分类III)。设置美国认可的妇产科项目。研究对象:妇产科住院医师。干预住院医生收到了一份关于MIS手术奖学金对住院医生体验的潜在影响的调查。测量和主要结果在我们机构建立管理信息系统奖学金一年后,我们在居民中进行了一项匿名调查。我们还比较了奖学金开始前后进行的外科手术和腹腔镜手术的总数。我们的回复率是70%。新设立的研究金的总体影响被认为是积极的。设立奖学金前后内镜培训的中位满意率分别为3.0分和4.0分(p <.001)。这两个时期的病例量没有统计学上的显著变化。结论学术机构的MIS奖学金不会影响住院医师在妇科手术方面的经验,大多数住院医师对该奖学金持积极态度。
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Does a Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship Impact Surgical Experience Among Gynecology Residents?

Study Objective

To examine the impact of a minimally invasive surgery (MIS) fellowship on resident experience and to survey the general attitude toward effects of fellowship programs on resident education.

Design

Survey (Canadian Task Force classification III).

Setting

An accredited obstetrics and gynecology program in the United States.

Subjects

Obstetrics and gynecology residents.

Intervention

Residents received a survey regarding the potential impact of a MIS surgery fellowship on resident experience.

Measurements and Main Results

One-year after creation of a MIS fellowship at our institution, we conducted an anonymous survey among residents. We also compared total number of surgical procedures and laparoscopic procedures performed before and after the fellowship commenced. We had a response rate of 70%. The overall impact of the newly established fellowship was regarded as positive. The median approval rating of endoscopic training before and after institution of the fellowship was 3.0 and 4.0, respectively (p <.001). There were no statistically significant changes in caseload between the two periods.

Conclusion

A fellowship in MIS at an academic institution does not detract from resident experience in gynecologic surgery, with most residents viewing the fellowship positively.

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