ORL residency in France: Satisfaction and training quality in 2013
European Annals of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Diseases(2015)
Abstract
OBJECTIVES:To assess the quality of ORL training in France and hierarchical relationships, working conditions and quality of life, based on a questionnaire answered by ORL residents and fellows.
MATERIAL AND METHODS:The anonymous questionnaire covered the following topics (106 questions): structure of training, supervision by superiors, involvement in teaching medical students, work for publication, working conditions, quality of life and practical and surgical skills.
RESULTS:One hundred and seventeen questionnaires were included, with 56% female respondents and 78% resident respondents. A total of 80% of respondents would choose the same training again, with overall satisfaction of 70%. In total, 71% felt appreciated, with responsibilities matching their level of training (85%). Supervisors were supportive (85%) and showed good teaching ability (92%). Residents were mainly guided by fellows (70%), or consultants (60%). Providing good training was an important aim for the training structures (78%). Respondents worked 11 hours per day, with a median of 4 duties per month; the post-duty rest-day was fully respected in the case of 38% of respondents. Surgical procedures were taught and delegated step by step, shared fairly between residents, in a large majority of cases. Training progression was in line with seniority.
CONCLUSIONS:Overall satisfaction, quality and supervision of ORL training were good in France. There remain geographical differences in terms of theoretical and surgical training.
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Key words
Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery postgraduate degree,Otolaryngology and Head & Neck surgery residency in France,Medical and surgical training,Supervision of training,Companionship,Satisfaction,Quality of life
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