We conducted a survey of physicians-in-chief (PCs) and chief medical residents (CMRs) in
training programs throughout Canada to determine their attitudes toward the need for and …

Previous authors have suggested that chief medical residents (CMRs) perceive the position
as being burdened with administrative duties [1] and as lacking prestige [2]. Because they …

A survey of university chief medical residents [l] indicated a moderate degree of
dissatisfaction with the position and suggested that it was obsolescent. Several ways to …

This report describes a survey that explored the selection, training, duties, skills, and
evaluation of chief residents as perceived by the program directors of the 381 family …

The role and function of chief medical residents in academic programs were reexamined in
light of the advent of departmental units of general internal medicine. Of 87 chief medical …

Individuals occupying the position of chief medical resident have the opportunity to influence
significantly the quality and tenor of medical education and medical practice. To assess the …

Results Two hundred seventy-nine surveys were sent and 229 responses were received, an
overall response rate of 82%. Fifty-seven percent (130/227) were general internists. All …

Results: In total, 38 residents out of the 40 at the two tertiary hospitals took the survey. Of the
38 residents who took the survey, 74% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed on the …

Detailed questionnaires were sent to the 192 members of the American Association of
Academic Chief Residents in Radiology (A 3 CR 2) to learn about the logistics of chief …

Maintaining quality in curriculum and evaluation in core clerkship rotations requires the
supervision of a dedicated individual, who is not only expert in the subject matter of internal …