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Suicidal Ideation Among Vascular Surgery Trainees

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Christina L. Cui
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Margaret A. Reilly
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Tara Zielke
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Lindsey A. Olivere
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Yue Jiang
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Eric B. Pillado
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Ruojia Debbie Li
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Joshua S. Eng
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Leanne E. Grafmuller
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Kathryn DiLosa
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Allan M. Conway
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Guillermo A. Escobar
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Palma M. Shaw
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Yue-Yung Hu
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Karl Y. Bilimoria
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Malachi Sheahan
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Dawn Coleman *
DOI:10.1016/j.jvs.2025.12.161delete
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Abstract

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Type of research: Prospective, post-VSITE survey of vascular surgery trainees. Key findings: Approximately 2.3% of vascular trainee responses on the post-VSITE survey are positive for suicidal ideation. Suicidal ideation was associated with a negative learning environment, wellness factors, and female sex. Take-home message: Although rates of suicidal ideation remain low among vascular trainees, potential areas for intervention include harassment, program responsiveness, and trainee camaraderie.

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Journal of Vascular Surgery
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