OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Journal of Surgical Education is 21. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Orthopaedic Residency Compensation and Cost of Living: Are Orthopaedic Residents Financially Strained?	69
Conflict Competence Among Resident Physicians: Knowledge and Perception	53
Advancing Resident Training: Embracing Robotic Surgery in Emergency General Surgery	51
Masthead	45
Patient Perceptions of Resident Involvement in Surgery: A Qualitative Study Using Surgical Video	43
“You Remember Those Days”—A Qualitative Study of Resident Surgeon Responses to Complications and Deaths	41
The Surgical Trainer	40
Masthead	38
Impact of Question Bank Use for In-Training Examination Preparation by OBGYN Residents – A Multicenter Study	34
Resident Remediation: A National Survey of Urology Program Directors	33
Table of Contents	32
Evaluating the Impact of Supervision on Surgical Trainees Stress Response During Simulated Surgical Procedures; A Crossover Randomized Trial	32
Development of a Tool to Assess Surgical Resident Competence On-Call: The Western University Call Assessment Tool (WUCAT)	31
Rethinking Global Orthopedic Education: Centering Needs, Fostering Collaboration, and Building Networks	28
Profiling and Predicting Faculty Assessment Behavior in Surgical Education	26
“A Different World”: A Qualitative Exploration of the Learning Environment for Residents on Pediatric Surgery Rotations	25
Revisiting Medical Student Expectations on the Surgery Clerkship	23
Effect of Feedback Modality on Simulated Surgical Skills Learning Using Automated Educational Systems– A Four-Arm Randomized Control Trial	22
Kar Seva	22
Competency in Robotic Surgery: Standard Setting for Robotic Suturing Using Objective Assessment and Expert Evaluation	22
How Do Resident Surgeons Identify Operative Case Complexity? An Analysis of Resident versus Attending Perceptions	21
Factors Associated With Resident Research Success: An Analysis of Canadian General Surgery Trainees	21
Subject Index	21