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Cardiothoracic Workforce Survey Reveals Disturbing Developments


 

FROM THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF THORACIC SURGEONS

He acknowledged certain limitations of the study, including its self-reported design. "There can certainly be variable interpretation of the questions by residents," he said. "There can also be situational/circumstantial bias at the time the resident is taking the thoracic in-service exam."

Dr. Sarkaria said that he had no relevant financial disclosures.

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