Key result
European gastroenterology training lacks standardization, with only 54% of advanced endoscopy centers using formal curricula.
Why the study?
Increasing complexity and evidence that specialist care improves outcomes drive the need for subspecialisation in gastroenterology, yet significant training variations and uncertainty regarding adequate training opportunities persist.
Design
Narrative review
Authors
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Variable training standards may affect competency; leaves open the need for unified European curricula and validated assessments.
Highlights the significant variation and challenges in gastroenterology subspecialty training across Europe and the UK, emphasizing the need for standardized curricula and accreditation.
McGowan et al. (2023) conducted a review in Gastroenterology training. Gastroenterology subspecialty training across Europe lacks standardization, with a formal curriculum in place at only 54% of advanced endoscopy centers and validated assessment tools used in just 33%.
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