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increased learner competition shrinking pool procedural training opportunities indications pediatrics study aimed describe pediatric residency program directors pds chief residents crs perspectives whether procedural requirements pediatric residents reformed individualized surveybased mixed methods study pds crs affiliated association pediatric program directors appd used descriptive statistics analyze demographics perspectives logistic regressions examine individual program factors thematic analysis qualitative data fortyseven percent 95203 pds 16 64392 crs responded representing appd membership across program setting size region average standard mean deviation 028 ninetyone percent pd respondents considered one current accreditation council graduate medical education acgme required procedures nonessential 74 favored individualizing procedural training cr responses mirrored pd responses program size setting access procedural teams significantly associate likelihood favor individualization majority pd cr respondents believe current acgme procedures reformed individualized future career goals change could allow maximization limited time residency era decreased opportunity