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Home Research National Resident Survey National Resident Survey 2023 American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) National Resident Survey (NRS) Key Findings Rationale and Methodology: The American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) has a long history of collecting data from its Diplomates to evaluate its certification program, including residency training requirements. With growth in residency training programs and new flexibility in curricula design, ABFM decided to begin surveying residents in training in 2023. The National Resident Survey (NRS) provides an opportunity for residents to include their voice and input on residency training, changes in scope of practice, desired career options, and satisfaction / wellness. The NRS was administered to all family medicine residents who completed the ABFM In-Training Exam (ITE) in October 2023. Of the 14,692 residents offered the NRS, 9,369 (63.8%) responded to at least one item on the survey and 5,759 (39.3%) completed the entire survey. Each class of residents were given different questions. Key Findings: Pathway into Family Medicine (FM) – PGY1 41% chose FM during a core clerkship year; 17% chose FM before medical school. 53% had in-person interview during residency interviews with >20% reporting it made a difference in their rankings. 16.1% applied for to a 4-year residency (1.2% of residency slots). Resident Assessment – PGY2 and above 61-65% report having a Clinical Competency Committee review in last 6 months. 76% report having an individual learning plan. Clinic as the Curriculum – PGY2 and above In a typical day of clinic, 20% of residents report that 75% of the patents they see are on their panel. 48% report that 50-75% of patients they see are on their panel. Residents report getting feedback in the last 6 months on: Panel size = 43% Continuity of Care = 63% Referral appropriateness = 38% Clinical quality = 65% Intended Scope of Practice – PGY2 Residents report intending to provide the following services or procedures after graduation: 72% intrauterine devices 71% implantable long-acting reversible contraception 59% point of care ultrasound 54% behavioral health care 53% outpatient care of children 43% prenatal care 26% osteopathic manipulation therapy 17% delivering babies DOWNLOAD PDF OF REPORT
