Methods We administered electronic surveys to medical trainees (N= 108) in a rural
teaching hospital. The survey included measures of bullying, burnout, and supervisory …

Methods Self-report surveys were administered to family medicine, internal medicine,
surgical, and emergency medicine residents (N= 61). Results Female residents reported …

Objectives To deliver an estimate of bullying among residents and fellows in the United
States graduate medical education system and to explore its prevalence within unique …

Background Bullying of medical trainees is believed to occur more frequently in medical
education than once thought. Objective We conducted a survey to understand internal …

Background Physicians-in-training are challenged every day with grueling academic
requirements, job strain, and patient safety concerns. Residency shapes the skills and …

Objective To assess the prevalence of bullying in medical residents and its associated
factors. Methods In this systematic review and meta-analysis, articles from MEDLINE …

Despite attempts by medical schools and professional organizations to address the problem
in recent decades, the issue of bullying remains a widespread and serious problem in …

Introduction Bullying, a severe form of mistreatment, occurs when an individual in an
authority position intentionally imposes negative persistent behaviors on a target. In …

Purpose To describe gender differences in experienced types of bullying, and resulting
personal consequences, among internal medicine (IM) residents. Methods Participants in …

Background: The prevalence of bullying behaviors in clinical education environments is an
important obstacle for students' learning, because it has severe psychological …