Key result
ACGME recognizes pediatric cardiac anesthesiology as a subsubspecialty, prompting new 1-year fellowship training requirements.
Why the study?
Increasing demand for well-trained pediatric cardiac anesthesiologists necessitated standardized, high-quality training programs and formal accreditation through the ACGME to ensure clinical care and patient safety.
Design
Special article review
Authors
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Standardizes U.S. fellowship pathways; leaves open effects on workforce supply and clinical outcomes.
Pediatric cardiac anesthesiology has achieved ACGME accreditation as a subsubspecialty, standardizing the 1-year fellowship training pathway in the United States.
Nasr et al. (2023) conducted a review in Pediatric cardiac anesthesiology training. ACGME accreditation of pediatric cardiac anesthesiology fellowship was evaluated. Pediatric cardiac anesthesiology was recognized as a subsubspecialty by the ACGME in February 2021, leading to the development of program requirements and milestones for a 1-year fellowship training.
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