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      Recruitment of house staff into anesthesiology: a re-evaluation of factors responsible for house staff selecting anesthesiology as a career and individual training program.

      Journal of clinical anesthesia
      Academic Medical Centers, manpower, Adult, Anesthesiology, education, Career Choice, Cross-Sectional Studies, Female, Follow-Up Studies, Humans, Internship and Residency, Job Satisfaction, Male, Minnesota, Perception, physiology, Personnel Selection, Questionnaires

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          To reexamine, in a follow-up to our first study, those factors responsible for house staff (i.e., residents and clinical fellows) selecting anesthesiology as a career and a specific training program, as well as house staff satisfaction with various educational aspects of our training program, and their perceptions of the future for graduating anesthesiology trainees. Survey questionnaire of 77 house staff at the Mayo Clinic during the 2000 to 2001 academic year. Academic medical center. A cross-sectional analysis was conducted using a questionnaire to survey 77 house staff enrolled in the anesthesiology training program at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN during the 2000 to 01 academic year. All responses were anonymous. Data were compared between time epochs using an f-exact test. A p-value

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