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January 1, 2009Medical TeacherOpen Access

A Delphi study of 27 consultant anaesthetists in Ireland achieved consensus on 74 items for an undergraduate medical curriculum, emphasizing a broader range of knowledge and skills.

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27 consultant anaesthetists in Ireland chosen as experts in undergraduate medical education

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Key result

A Delphi study of 27 consultant anaesthetists in Ireland achieved consensus on 74 items for an undergraduate medical curriculum, emphasizing a broader range of knowledge and skills.

Authors

DRDenise RohanSASinead AhernKWKenneth Walsh

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Overview

Supports inclusion of broader anaesthesia competencies in medical curricula; leaves open international validation and outcome assessment.

Structured PICO

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Population
27 consultant anaesthetists in Ireland participated in a Delphi study to develop a consensus on an optimal anaesthesia curriculum for medical undergraduates.
E
Exposure
Delphi survey consisting of three iterative rounds
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Outcome
Consensus on an optimal anaesthesia, intensive care and pain medicine curriculum for medical undergraduates

A Delphi study identified 74 consensus items for an undergraduate medical curriculum in anaesthesia, emphasizing a broad range of knowledge and skills relevant to newly qualified doctors.

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Rohan et al. (2009) studied Undergraduate medical education in anaesthesia (n=27). Delphi survey for curriculum development was evaluated on Consensus on items for an optimal anaesthesia, intensive care and pain medicine curriculum. A Delphi study of 27 consultant anaesthetists in Ireland achieved consensus on 74 items for an undergraduate medical curriculum, emphasizing a broader range of knowledge and skills.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a86f08a48ef9afcd2a24f39https://doi.org/10.1080/01421590802334291
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