Diet quality in medical trainees: a cross-sectional assessment comparing medical students and primary care residents using the Rapid Eating Assessment for Participants—shortened version
Birgit Khandalavala,
Stephanie Emig,
Mira Yousef
et al.
Abstract:Background
The diet quality of the US population is significantly unhealthy, with critical long-term implications for the nation’s health. A few studies have explored diet quality in the future primary care workforce. This cross-sectional study quantifies the diet quality of medical students and primary care residents at a Midwestern college of medicine in the United States.
Methods
250 medical students and 148 primary care residents were surveyed … Show more
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