Survey Request: The Cardiology Trainee Experience

Bullying in Cardiology: A Goal to Develop an Anti-Bullying Culture in the Art of Healing

Bullying, harassment, abuse, mistreatment, and inappropriate behavior are commonly experienced by cardiology trainees and disproportionately affect women and those who attended non-U.S. medical schools. This inappropriate behavior may represent a longstanding culture of harassment within cardiology divisions in the U.S.

Improving the culture and professional behaviors in the field of cardiology is important for better quality training and to minimize negative effects on trainees, and most importantly, for patient care. Inappropriate behavior must be challenged and should not be allowed in the noble field of healthcare.

We invite physicians who trained in the field of cardiology or are current trainees to participate in this survey.

Disclaimer: Please note that this survey is completely anonymous, no personal data or email addresses will be collected, and participation is entirely voluntary. Responding to this survey implies informed consent of the participant.

Anonymous survey link on bullying in cardiology:

https://forms.gle/2X6bc5BWTNfU17za9

Shortened link: tinyurl.com/CV-Trainees

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