Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4309471 | Surgery | 2008 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
Our data confirm prior studies indicating that the teaching skills of the attending and the duty hours influence resident satisfaction. More important than these factors, however, were the effectiveness of systems and staff that facilitate the residents' job-care of the patient. Resident satisfaction and student recruitment efforts could be enhanced by the Program and Hospital Director's correction of deficiencies in these areas.
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Authors
Daniel L. PhD, William G. PhD, Shomari MD, Robert M. MD, Joseph B. MD, participants in the Working Conditions of Surgery Residents and Quality of Care Study participants in the Working Conditions of Surgery Residents and Quality of Care Study,