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Educational impact of pre- and post-2011 ACGME work-hour guidelines

First Author, Year Published Location of Study and Specialty Participants Educational Impact
Schumacher DJ, 2014 US (National Survey) Pediatric Residents 634, all subjects worked both pre and post 2011 guidelines 9% reported improvement; 60% no change; 31% worse education impact after 2011 guidelines
Nevin CR, 2014 U Alabama, Internal Medicine Residents Focus Groups 34 residents who worked during both pre and post 2011 guidelines 75% PGY-1% and 94% senior residents expressed negative impact on education of interns
Lindeman BM, 2013 Johns Hopkins, Survery of Surgical Residents 30 residents pre 2011 guidelines and 36 residents post 2011 guidelines Satisfaction with quality of operative experience 27 (90%) of 30 satisfied in 2011 vs 28 (78%) out of 36 in 2012; p=0.03
Wolf SJ, 2018 US National Survey of Educators, Emergency Medicine 157 Program Leaders Average satisfaction rating of 2.58 out of 5. Majority of educators reported negative impact
DeLaroche A, 2013 US (National Survey) Neonatology Interns 316 participants followed pre 2011 guidelines; 509 participants followed post 2011 Lecture attendance (83.9% vs. 70.5%) comparing 2011 group to 2012; p
Garg M, 2014 US (National Survey), Internal Medicine Directors 237 Internal Medicine Program Directors 60% believe education is worse after 2011 changes. 30% believe it is unchanged and 10% has improved.
Vucicevic D, 2014 Mayo Clinic Arizona, Inernal Medicine Residents Internal Medicine Residents In-training exam (ITE) scores no statistical difference. Number of patients seen decreased by 16.36% (p<0.001) after 2011 guidelines.
Auger KA, 2014 Cincinnati Children’s, Pediatric Residents 23 Residents followed post 2011 and 26 followed pre-2011 guidelines Discussion of patients during morning rounds 87% for pre-2011 guidelines vs. 46% for post-2011 guidelines (p<0.05)
Desai SV, 2018 US (National Survey), Internal Medicine Residents and Faculty 32 Program pre-2011 and 31 Programs post-2011 Average scores on in-training exams were not different. Interns satisfaction with education was not different in the 2 groups but the faculty were more satisfied with the educational experience during the pre-2011 guidelines
Bilimoria KY, 2016 US (National Survey), Surgery Residents 2110 in pre-2011 group and 2220 in post-2011 group Dissatisfaction with overall quality of resident education was not different but pre-2011 residents were significantly less likely to leave during an operation (7.0% vs. 13.2%, p<0.001)
Saadat LV, 2016 US (National Survey), General Surgery Directors 59 Directors of the Standard (post-2011) and 58 Directors of Flexible (pre-2011) Attending educational activities: 74.1% pre-2011 vs 3.4% post-2011; p<0.001.