Background: The aim of this study was to establish the prevalence of intimidation,
harassment, and discrimination (IHD) reported by resident physicians during their training, to …

Objective We aim at recognising the reasons that discourage female medical students to
consider neurosurgery as a career, from an Indian perspective. Methodology An online …

Background Neurosurgical trainees have a heavy workload and poor quality of life, resulting
in high rates of burnout and attrition. Consequently, wellness programs have been used by …

Background This analysis provides an overview of neurosurgery residency programs in
Latin America; it evaluates strengths, weaknesses, and limitations within the Latin American …

Introduction: Neurosurgery is a challenging field of surgery. A neurosurgeon has to be
trained with the finest skills, knowledge, and competencies necessary to provide high-quality …

Background In parallel with the progress in neurosurgery, improvements in residents'
training strategies have been reported. Increasing focus has been placed on residents' …

Background Smartphones and their apps are used ubiquitously in medical practice.
However, in some cases their use can be at odds with current patient data safety regulations …

Object: Many neurosurgeons pursue graduate degrees as part of their training. In some
jurisdictions, graduate degrees are considered a necessary condition of employment in …

Background: The preference of medical specialty for students can start even before
enrollment into medical school, or as late as following their graduation. During their senior …

Background Given the high-stakes nature of their work, neurosurgery residents face
constant pressure and require high-quality training to succeed. We aim to investigate the …