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Overcoming a Hostile Work and Learning Environment in Academic Surgery-Tools for Change at Every Level.
Overcoming a Hostile Work and Learning Environment in Academic Surgery-Tools for Change at Every Level. The Journal of surgical research Kent, T. S., Freischlag, J. n., Minter, R. n., Hawn, M. n., Al-Refaie, W. n., James, B. C., Eskander, M. n., Chu, D. n. 2020Abstract
Mistreatment has been documented as a negative factor in the learning environment for the past 30 y but little progress has been made to determine an effective way to significantly improve these interactions. Faculty may also be victims of a hostile work environment as well, although frequency has not been well-measured or reported. In fact, it may be difficult to identify and address mistreatment and hostility in the work place within the commonly established surgical culture. Thus, efforts to define, identify, and address workplace mistreatment or hostility are crucial to the success of the academic surgical environment. This article summarizes presentations and panel discussion that took place at the 2019 Academic Surgical Congress organized by the Association for Academic Surgery and the Society of University Surgeons. Definitions of mistreatment and hostility were provided, as well as information regarding occurrence. Tools for addressing mistreatment in the work environment and tips for creating a positive environment were presented and discussed.
View details for DOI 10.1016/j.jss.2019.12.055
View details for PubMedID 32439143