BACKGROUND: Mistreatment is a topic of increasing study and importance, as rates of
medical student-reported mistreatment have escalated in recent years. Historically, Ob/Gyn …

METHODS: After receiving IRB approval, student responses from post-rotation surveys were
compiled from the three most recent academic years. The responses were de-identified and …

Objective To characterize the mistreatment identified within the University of Michigan's
Obstetrics and Gynecology (Ob/Gyn) clerkship and compare the rates of mistreatment to that …

PURPOSE: To examine patterns of mistreatment among medical students during their third-
year clerkships. BACKGROUND: The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) …

Medical student mistreatment has been a pervasive problem in the educational literature
since the 1980s. In the 2014 Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Graduation …

Background Mistreatment has potential downstream effects on students. General surgery
rotations tend to have a higher incidence of mistreatment reports. This study was undertaken …

Background Few meaningful changes have been made to reduce medical student
mistreatment despite years of interventions undertaken based on data regarding …

Background Despite decades of reporting, rates of medical student mistreatment on the
surgical clerkship remains a national issue. To understand whether misaligned perceptions …

Purpose To review mistreatment reports from before and after implementation of a
mistreatment program, and student ratings of and qualitative responses to the program to …

Background: Despite widespread implementation of policies to address mistreatment, the
proportion of medical students who experience mistreatment during clinical training is …