Key result
A 2004 survey of U.S. anesthesiology training programs found that the average department received $3,787,835 in institutional support to maintain financial viability amid ongoing faculty shortages.
Population
United States anesthesiology training programs (128 surveyed, 73% response rate)
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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2004 survey data suggest persistent funding needs amid anesthesiology faculty shortages; leaves open whether support requirements have evolved since.
Cross-Sectional (n=128)
Yes
United States anesthesiology training programs face a continued shortage of faculty and require increasing institutional financial support to remain viable.
Tremper et al. (2006) conducted a cross-sectional in Anesthesiology training programs (n=128). Financial status and staffing survey was evaluated on Financial status and staffing. A 2004 survey of U.S. anesthesiology training programs found that the average department received $3,787,835 in institutional support to maintain financial viability amid ongoing faculty shortages.
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