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Forschung als Attraktivitätsparameter für junge Chirurgen

Research as attractiveness parameter for young surgeons

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In der Chirurgie zeichnet sich ein beträchtlicher Nachwuchsmangel ab. Da die Forschung im Kontext der chirurgischen Aus- und Weiterbildung ein wesentliches Moment der Attraktion für das Fach Chirurgie darstellt, ist es dringliche Aufgabe, klare Forschungsfreiräume in die Konzepte der Aus- und Weiterbildung zu implementieren. Im vorliegenden Artikel werden die Relevanz sowohl der studienbegleitenden Promotion als auch der Forschungstätigkeit während der chirurgischen Weiterbildung für das klinische Selbstverständnis, die persönliche Zufriedenheit und die akademische Entwicklung des jungen Chirurgen aufgezeigt.

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Increasing concern has been expressed about the significant shortage of new trainees in surgery. As research in the context of surgical education and training is an essential element of attraction for the field of surgery, there is an urgent priority to implement clear room for research in the concepts of education and training. In this article the relevance of both the thesis accompanying the study and research training during surgical residency for the clinical self-image, personal satisfaction and academic development of young surgeons will be presented.

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Vollmar, B. Forschung als Attraktivitätsparameter für junge Chirurgen. Chirurg 83, 319–322 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00104-011-2220-7

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