Needs Assessment of Essential Anatomy: A Perspective from Anesthesiology, Emergency Medicine, ObGyn and Orthopedics Resident

This data provides insight into the importance that non-primary care residents placed on specific anatomical structures. The authors suggest that the classifications of importance for specific anatomy by these residents were informed by their clinical perspective, and can serve as a guide for curricular development in the context of reduced contact hours, new pedagogies, and vertical integration.