Table 3.

Survey Results per Provider Type

Question	University Faculty (n=14)		Community Attending (n=19)		Resident Physician (n=18)		P value
	Agree/ Strongly Agree (%)	Neither/ Disagree/Strongly Disagree (%)	Agree/ Strongly Agree (%)	Neither/ Disagree/Strongly Disagree (%)	Agree/ Strongly Agree (%)	Neither/ Disagree/Strongly Disagree (%)
Medical students benefit and should take overnight call	85.71	14.29	78.95	21.05	88.89	11.11	0.527
Overnight call allows students to experience how schedule is in residency	85.72	14.28	84.21	15.79	88.88	11.12	0.771
Overnight call prepares students for life as an attending	78.57	21.43	68.42	31.58	55.55	44.45	0.291
Overnight call allows students to learn how to function when tired	50.00	50.00	57.90	42.10	77.78	22.22	0.778
Overnight call provides a better environment to evaluate clinical performance	35.72	64.28	36.83	63.17	55.55	44.45	0.198
Overnight call provides more clinical/ procedural experience	85.71	14.29	94.74	5.26	88.89	11.11	0.402
Overnight call provides more opportunity for active student participation in cases	100.00	0	78.92	21.05	83.33	16.67	0.371
Overnight call allows for more learning opportunities.	100.00	0	78.92	21.05	88.89	11.11	0.232
Overnight call results in fatigue that detracts from learning while on call.	21.43	78.57	10.53	89.47	5.56	94.44	0.338
Overnight call provides less clinical/procedural experience due to the post call period	28.57	71.43	31.58	68.42	22.22	77.78	0.921
Overnight call compromises patient care	7.14	92.86	26.32	73.68	16.67	83.33	0.158
Overnight call is dangerous to students	7.14	92.86	89.47	10.53	100.00	0	0.312
Overnight call discourages students from choosing ob/gyn as a specialty	7.14	92.86	89.47	10.53	100.00	0	0.281