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feelings imposter syndrome inadequacy incompetence common among physicians associated diminished joy practice identification modifiable factors associated feelings imposter syndrome might inform strategies ameliorate point though factors identified intolerance uncertainty confidence problemsolving skills independently associated feelings imposter syndrome accounting factors surveybased experiment measured relationship feelings imposter syndrome intolerance uncertainty confidence problemsolving skills among musculoskeletal specialist surgeons approximately 200 surgeons actively participate science variation group collaboration mainly orthopaedic surgeons specializing upper extremity illnesses primarily across europe north america invited surveybased experiment one hundred two surgeons completed questionnaires measuring feelings imposter syndrome adaptation clance imposter phenomenon scale tolerance uncertainty intolerance uncertainty scale12 confidence problemsolving skills personal optimism selfefficacy optimism questionnaire well basic demographics participants characteristic science variation group experiments mean age 52 5 years 89 91 102 men selfreported white race 81 83 102 largely subspecializing hand andor wrist surgery 73 74 102 half group 54 55 102 greater 11 years experience sought identify factors associated greater feelings imposter syndrome multivariable statistical model accounting potential confounding factors years experience supervision trainees multivariable linear regression analysis greater feelings imposter syndrome modestly associated higher intolerance uncertainty regression coefficient 034 95 confidence interval ci 016 051 p 001 lower confidence problemsolving skills 070 95 ci 10 035 p 001 finding feelings imposter syndrome may modestly notably associated modifiable factors difficulty managing uncertainty lack confidence problemsolving spark coaching opportunities support sustain surgeons mindset may lead increased comfort joy work beginning premedical coursework throughout medical training continuing medical education future studies address impact learning practicing tactics increase comfort uncertainty greater confidence problem solving limiting feelings imposter syndrome