Abstract Purpose of Review Physician burnout is an epidemic and there are unique aspects
of surgery that dictate rates of burnout among general surgeons and surgical trainees. This …

Well-being is a growing priority in cardiothoracic surgery and across medicine. The
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education has prioritized “well-being” in the …

OBJECTIVE Recent literature on parental leave during residency has focused on the
importance of supporting new mothers, but the needs and challenges faced by expectant …

Conclusions Innovation is needed to advance care and protect the academic mission.
However, the saying “no margin, no mission” remains true, and novel sources of revenue …

Background Stigma surrounds parental leave during general surgery residency, yet 25% to
29% of general surgery residents have children. Parental leave experiences of non …

Objective: This study aimed to investigate the transparency of parental benefits available to
US surgical residency applicants. Background: Medical students prioritize work-family …

Importance Benchmarking attitudes surrounding parental leave among posttraining North
American ophthalmologists may reveal possible areas for intervention. Objective To …

Purpose To determine how different voluntary leaves of absence (parental vs. community
service) affect individuals' preferences for working with either male or female supervisors …

OBJECTIVE To explore residents' perceptions of workplace support inhibitors and their
relationship to resident wellbeing. We aim to provide evidence-based targets to inform future …

Objective Declining number of applicants and high attrition of residents are a dire reality.
Surgeons in training are confronted to various stressors which interfere with their …