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Table 1 Percentages of residents desiring more training in certain leadership domains

From: Perspectives of family medicine residents in Riyadh on leadership training: a cross-sectional study

Leadership domain

Family Medicine Residents (%)

Total (%)

1st Year

2nd Year

3rd Year

4th Year

Self-awareness

56.7%

62%

49.3%

60.3%

57%

Personal mastery

59.7%

70.4%

58%

58.7%

62%

Character development

52.2%

60.6%

60.9%

61.9%

59%

Professionalism

49.3%

52.1%

65.2%

61.9%

57%

Mentorship and coaching

64.2%

69%

59.4%

65.1%

64%

Self-management and balance

62.7%

62%

63.8%

57.1%

61%

Time management

65.7%

63.4%

65.2%

52.4%

62%

Lifelong learning

70.1%

56.3%

66.7%

63.5%

64%

Effective communication

61.2%

57.7%

63.8%

52.4%

59%

Social intelligence

58.2%

59.2%

60.9%

61.9%

60%

Cultural nuances

62.7%

63.4%

65.2%

61.9%

63%

Conflict resolution

68.7%

62%

71%

73%

69%

Feedback

67.2%

66.2%

69.6%

63.5%

67%

Relationships

59.7%

59.2%

68.1%

63.5%

63%

Development of others

59.7%

64.8%

69.6%

65.1%

65%

Teaching

68.7%

67.6%

62.3%

68.3%

67%

Effective teamwork

62.7%

64.8%

60.9%

57.1%

61%

Administration

58.2%

64.8%

73.9%

55.6%

63%

Ideals of a healthy workplace

56.7%

66.2%

69.6%

60.3%

63%

Collaboration and research

58.2%

66.2%

63.8%

63.5%

63%

Vision and goal setting

64.2%

66.2%

69.6%

57.1%

64%

Getting results

68.7%

62%

66.7%

60.3%

64%

Coalitions

62.7%

63.4%

71%

60.3%

64%

System transformation

67.2%

67.6%

72.5%

60.3%

67%