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Sex
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• Female
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125 (80; 73–86)
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• Male
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31 (20; 14–27)
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Age (years)a
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29 (28–30)
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Semester
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8.1 +/− 1.2
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• 7th
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59 (38; 33–44)
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• 8th
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18 (11.5; 8–15)
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• 9th
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61 (39; 36–42)
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• 10th
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18 (11.5; 8.5–15)
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Semesters of surgery residency
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2.4 +/− 1.3
|
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Has provided obstetric care alone, without senior obstetrician onsite
|
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• Yes
|
22 (14; 9–21)
|
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• No
|
80 (51; 43–59)
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• Not applicable b
|
54 (35; 27–43)
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Number of obstetrical calls/month
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5.3 +/− 1.2
|
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Number of obstetrical calls since the beginning of residency
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196.3 +/− 84
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Considers severe PPH requiring surgical treatment a situation that is:
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• Extremely stressful
|
48 (31; 24–39)
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• Stressful
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107 (68.5; 61–76)
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• A little stressful
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1 (0.5; 0–3.5)
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• Absolutely not stressful
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0
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A senior obstetrician is always onsite when respondent is on-call.
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• Yes
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147 (94; 89–97)
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• No
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9 (6; 3–11)
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|
Considers that he/she knows the department’s protocol for medical management of postpartum haemorrhage:
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• Completely
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81 (52; 44–60)
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• Sufficiently
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68 (43.5; 36–52)
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• Insufficiently
|
7 (4.5; 2–6)
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• Not at all
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0
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