Impact of endovascular simulator training on vascular surgery as a career choice in medical students.

Abstract

One exposure of students to endovascular simulator training is associated with an increase in vascular surgery interest.

Acquired interest is reciprocally related to the time demonstrating the temporal importance of the exposure.

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Subjects

• Adult
• Analysis of Variance
• Attitude of Health Personnel
• Career Choice
• Chi-Square Distribution
• Clinical Competence
• Computer Simulation
• Computer-Assisted Instruction
• Cross-Over Studies
• Curriculum
• Education, Medical, Undergraduate
• Endovascular Procedures
• Female
• Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
• Humans
• Linear Models
• Male
• Models, Cardiovascular
• North Carolina
• Prospective Studies
• Questionnaires
• Students, Medical
• Teaching
• Time Factors
• Vascular Surgical Procedures
• Young Adult

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Authors

• Jovan Markovic
• Chris Peyser
• Ted Cavoores
• Erin Fletcher
• David Peterson
• Cynthia Shortell

Publication date

2012-04-30

Journal

Journal topics

• Vascular Surgical Procedures

Language

Eng.

Copyright

Department of Surgery, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC 27710, USA. jovan.markovic [at] duke.edu

Release reference

J Vasc Surg. 2012 May;55(5):1515-21

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