Recent Family Medicine Residency Graduates' Perceptions of Resident Duty Hour Restrictions
作者： Lars E. Peterson , Vanessa Diaz , Lori M. Dickerson , Marty S. Player , Peter J. Carek
DOI: 10.4300/JGME-D-12-00028.1
关键词: Logistic regression 、 Mixed effects 、 Duty 、 Response rate (survey) 、 Family medicine 、 Quality of life (healthcare) 、 Health education 、 Work hours 、 Medicine 、 Patient safety
摘要: Abstract Background Resident duty hour limits, new requirements for supervision, and an enhanced focus on patient safety have shown mixed effects resident quality of life, safety, competency. Few studies assessed how recent graduates feel these changes affected their education. Objective We graduates' perceptions about the supervision Methods conducted a cross-sectional survey from South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium-affiliated family medicine residency programs 2005 to 2009 by using logistic regression determine associations between participant characteristics responses. Results Graduates (N = 136) completed with 51.3% response rate. Nearly all (96%) reported that prepared them current work hours; 97% they felt adequately supervised; 81% worked fewer hours in practice than residency; 20% believed limit...
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