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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: W V Med J. 2018 Oct 30;2018:10.21885/wvmj.2018.14. doi: 10.21885/wvmj.2018.14

Table 1.

Demographics and research participation of resident participants (N=40).

Residency Program n (%)
Harpers Ferry Family Medicine (WVU) 11 (27.5)
WVU Family Medicine 11 (27.5)
United Hospital Center Family Medicine (MSOPTI/WVU) 9 (22.5)
 Greenbrier Valley Medical Center (MSOPTI) 9 (22.5)
Post Graduate Year (PGY)
PGY 1 14 (35.0)
PGY 2 11 (27.5)
PGY 3 15 (37.5)
Question n (%) positive responses
Did you submit a research project to a competitive forum this academic year? 21 (52.5)
Do you think submitting a research project to a competitive forum as a resident is beneficial to you? 17 (42.5)
Do you think quality improvement projects are beneficial to clinical practice? 30 (75.0)
Did you have a project competitively selected for presentation during this academic year? 6 (15.0)
Did you perform or work on a quality improvement project during this academic year?* 25 (64.1)
Do you think the current medicine residency programs’ research submission requirement is reasonable? 35 (87.5)
What is your level of satisfaction with the medicine residency program’s research/quality improvement submission requirement? 24 (60.0)
What is your level of satisfaction with the medicine residency program’s ability to meet your research/quality improvement needs? 32 (80.0)
What is your level of satisfaction with the medicine residency program’s current research/quality improvement curriculum? 26 (65.0)
How confident are you to perform a quality improvement project? 22 (55.0)
Do you think residents should be given extra time to work on research projects outside of their usual resident duties? 28 (70.0)
*

Missing responses to the questions.