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. 2020 Jul 15;42(10):2782–2790. doi: 10.1002/hed.26368

TABLE 3.

Safety and other concerns

Strongly agree/agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree/strongly disagree
I feel safe and protected during my clinical duties 133 (76%) 26 (14.9%) 16 (9.1%)
I am provided adequate PPE for the operating room (n = 159) 142 (81.1%) 9 (5.1%) 9 (5.1%)
I am provided adequate PPE for seeing patients in the ER and hospital 144 (82.3%) 11 (6.3%) 16 (9.1%)
My department is supportive of my suggestions and feedback 149 (85.1%) 18 (10.3%) 8 (4.6%)
I feel emotionally supported during this time 139 (79.4%) 26 (16.6%) 7 (4%)
The pandemic has had a negative impact on my ability to secure a job or fellowship at the completion of my training (n = 147) 57 (35.3%) 89 (60.5%) 1 (0.6%)
Junior resident/Intern (n = 83) 22 (26.5%) 61 (73.5%) 0
Senior resident/Fellow (n = 64), P < .001 35 (54.7%) 28 (43.8%) 1 (1.6%)
The pandemic has impacted decisions related to my future career 26 (14.9%) 89 (50.9%) 60 (34.3%)
Junior resident/Intern 10 (9.7%) 60 (58.3%) 33 (32%)
Senior resident/Fellow, P = .02 16 (22.2%) 29 (40.3%) 27 (37.5%)
I feel worried about Exposure to the virus 121 (70%)
Contracting the virus 125 (72.3%)
Infecting others with the virus 151 (87.3%)
Not being adequately protected 77 (44.5%)
Safety of my co‐workers 126 (72.8%)
Hospital not being adequately equipped 75 (43.4%)
Not receiving enough training before I graduate 102 (59%)
Ability to achieve future career goals 76 (43.9%)
Financial security 37 (21.4%)
I have been directly impacted by the cancellation or rescheduling of Training courses 104 (59%)
Conferences 122 (69.7%)
Interviews 29 (16.6%)
Examinations 41 (23.4%)