Qualitative analysis reveals varied responses to harassment in medical training, suggesting a need for improved bystander training.
IM residents used varied intervention strategies, yet many defaulted to passive responses, potentially indicating hesitancy, uncertainty, or deference to hierarchy. These findings highlight the need for structured bystander training to build confidence in active intervention and improve responses to harassment in medical training.
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