New England Journal of Medicine· 2019Q1
Discrimination, Abuse, Harassment, and Burnout in Surgical Residency Training
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A national survey of 7,409 general surgery residents found that 31.9% experienced gender discrimination, 16.6% racial discrimination, 30.3% verbal/physical abuse, and 10.3% sexual harassment. Exposure to mistreatment significantly increased the likelihood of burnout (OR 2.94) and suicidal thoughts (OR 3.07).
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