This review discusses surgical training challenges in ophthalmology residency programmes, highlighting technology and mentorship dynamics.
Surgical training is a critical component of Ophthalmology residency programmes in teaching hospitals, playing a pivotal role in shaping the skills and competencies of future eye care professionals. This article explores the landscape of surgical training for ophthalmologists, highlighting both advancements and challenges in teaching hospitals. Delving into the evolution of methodologies and educational frameworks, it scrutinises the integration of technology, mentorship dynamics, and the impact of hands-on experiences. The article offers insights into the multifaceted approach required for effective surgical training. As teaching hospitals serve as crucibles for skill refinement, this review aims to provide a comprehensive overview, guiding the future trajectory of ophthalmic surgical education.
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