Table 2.
Q6. Plans of pursuing fellowship after general surgery training | |
Yes | 275/340 (81%) |
No | 65/340 (19%) |
Q7. Do you feel residency will adequately prepare you for general surgery practice | |
Yes | 262/340 (77%) |
No | 78/340 (23%) |
Q8. Do you feel residency will adequately prepare you for fellowship training | |
Yes | 323/340 (95%) |
No | 17/340 (5%) |
Q9. Is fellowship training essential before starting practice | |
Strongly agree | 44/340 (13%) |
Agree | 92/340 (27%) |
Neutral | 94/340 (28%) |
Disagree | 72/340 (21%) |
Strongly disagree | 38/340 (11%) |
Q10. Plans to pursue which type of fellowship | |
Surgical oncology | 35/275 (13%) |
Hepatobiliary | 18/275 (7%) |
Transplant | 12/275 (4%) |
MIS/Bariatric | 38/275 (14%) |
Colorectal | 23/275 (8%) |
Trauma & Critical care | 42/275 (15%) |
Endocrine | 6/275 (2%) |
Breast | 14/275 (5%) |
Vascular | 27/275 (10%) |
Cardiothoracic | 25/275 (9%) |
Plastics | 16/275 (6%) |
Pediatrics | 13/275 (5%) |
Others | 6/275 (2%) |
Q11. Number of respondents who had different fellowships available at host institution | |
Surgical oncology | 18/340 (5%) |
Breast | 38/340 (11%) |
Liver transplant | 76/340 (22%) |
Kidney transplant | 80/340 (24%) |
HPB | 51/340 (15%) |
MIS/Bariatric | 133/340 (39%) |
Colorectal | 89/340 (26%) |
Endocrine | 40/340 (12%) |
Vascular | 164/340 (48%) |
Pediatric | 46/340 (14%) |
Cardiothoracic | 98/340 (29%) |
Plastics | 85/340 (25%) |
Trauma & Critical care | 119/340 (35%) |
Others | 7/340 (2%) |