From: Ob/Gyn resident self-perceived preparedness for minimally invasive surgery
Variable | Senior Residents (N = 159) |
---|---|
Year in Residency | |
Third | 74 (46.5) |
Fourth | 85 (53.5) |
Medical Degree | |
Allopathic | 140 (88.1) |
Osteopathic | 19 (11.9) |
Gender | |
Female | 130 (81.8) |
Male | 28 (17.6) |
Race | |
White/Caucasian | 105 (66.5) |
Black or African-American | 13 (8.2) |
Asian | 25 (15.8) |
From Multiple Races | 2 (1.3) |
Age Between 26 and 30 | 90 (56.6) |
Residency Training Type | |
Academic | 96 (60.4) |
Community | 17 (10.7) |
Community-Academic Affiliated | 46 (28.9) |
Geographic Region of Training | |
North East | 75 (47.5) |
North West | 14 (8.9) |
South East | 49 (31.0) |
South West | 20 (12.6) |
Feel Prepared to Perform MIGS | 114 (76.19) |
Applying for, or Accepted in, a Surgical Fellowshipa | |
Yes | 40 (25.2) |
No | 108 (67.9) |
Work in an Institution with Graduate(s) of a MIGS Fellowship | |
Yes | 93 (58.5) |
No | 64 (40.3) |
Feel Prepared to Perform MIGS | 114 (76.19) |