Having a research-focused degree, a formal research mentor, and contractually protected research time were associated with higher research productivity and satisfaction for academic surgeons. Lack of protection from clinical responsibilities was identified as a primary barrier to research success. Surgeons pursuing research-focused careers should consider these factors to optimize their academic productivity and satisfaction.
Journal Article by Marincola Smith P, Martinez A (…) Goldenring JR et 4 al. in Ann Surg
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