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April 21, 2019Innovative Surgical SciencesOpen Access

Evidence in surgical training – a review

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Key result

Surgical education currently lacks evidence to determine the superiority of different international curricula or to distinguish the progress of junior surgeons during residency training.

Why the study?

No study has analyzed the surgical educational programs of different countries to establish which system is superior, and evidence distinguishing surgical competence and training progress remains scarce amid working hour restrictions.

Design

Review

Authors

TFTobias FritzGerman Society of SurgeryNSNiklas StachelUniversitätsklinikum des SaarlandesBBBenedikt J. BraunBG Klinik Tübingen

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Implication

No curriculum can be recommended over others on current data; leaves open comparative trials to validate trainee progress metrics.

PICO

P
Population
Surgical training
E
Exposure / Comparator
Surgical education

Surgical education requires adaptation to work time restrictions and integration of novel learning tools, though evidence comparing international curricula remains lacking.

Cite This Study

Fritz et al. (2019) conducted a review in Surgical training. Surgical education was evaluated. Surgical education currently lacks evidence to determine the superiority of different international curricula or to distinguish the progress of junior surgeons during residency training.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7074aac92390ac2d07c6bchttps://doi.org/10.1515/iss-2018-0026
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