Narrative overview proposes a competency-based framework for Interventional Radiology training in China, highlighting educational challenges and future directions.
In the context of China's ongoing health care reform, standardized residency training in Interventional Radiology (IR) is undergoing a transformation from procedure-based instruction to competency-oriented education. This article provides a narrative overview of the current structure of IR residency programs, identifies key challenges in curriculum design, faculty development, and quality assurance, and proposes a competency-based framework that aligns training objectives, content modules, teaching methods, assessment criteria, and evaluation mechanisms. The proposed model aims to enhance clinical competency, promote training consistency, and establish a sustainable foundation for the long-term development of IR education in China.
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