Sogand Sobhani, Hamidreza Jamilian, Iman Paknejad
Prediction of resilience based on parenting and coping strategies in patients with psychosomatic disorders
BMC psychology
little known attrition american board orthopaedic surgery abos board certification orthopaedic residents training accreditation council graduate medical education acgmeaccredited orthopaedics programs nationalcohort study examined orthopaedic surgery attrition associated risk factors specialties pursued residents left orthopaedics august 2022 july 2023 analyzed deidentified individuallevel data association american medical colleges 129860 us mdgranting medicalschool matriculants academic years 1993 1994 2000 2001 graduates records training 1 year orthopaedic surgery gme board certification may 2020 included retention defined aboscertified attrition defined certified another specialty board abos identified variables independently associated attrition orthopaedics using multivariable logistic regression analysis reported adjusted odds ratios 95 confidence intervals ci 4319 us medicalschool graduates 1997 2009 1 year orthopaedic surgery gme 4085 946 obtained abos board certification retention 234 attrition women 28 95 ci 2039 firstgeneration college graduates 16 95 ci 1122 asians 19 95 ci 1427 residents placed greater importance innovationresearch choosing medicine career 14 95 ci 1117 completed 1 year research gme 24 95 ci 1735 likely leave orthopaedics overall 121 trainees left orthopaedics selected surgical specialties board certification commonly plastic surgery n 66 general surgery n 45 increased risk attrition among women asians firstgeneration college graduates trainees endorsing higher importance innovationresearch choosing medicine participating research gme raises concerns potential loss underrepresented groups among orthopaedic surgeons surgeonscientists efforts mitigate attrition among residents highrisk groups warranted