Key result
An in-depth revision of the Anaesthesiology training curriculum was conducted to adapt to competency-based medical education frameworks, introducing new assessment tools and simulation-based workshops.
Why the study?
To stay abreast with new trends in medical education and adapt to competency-based medical education frameworks by reviewing and revising the Anaesthesiology training curriculum.
Adapting postgraduate anaesthesiology training to competency-based medical education frameworks can be achieved through structured curriculum revision and implementation of workplace-based assessments.
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Facilitates transition to competency-based anaesthesiology training; leaves open rigorous evaluation of educational and patient outcomes.
Postgraduate medical training has increasingly adapted to competency-based medical education (CBME).In an endeavour to stay abreast with the new trends in medical education and adapt to CBME frameworks, an in-depth review and revision of the Anaesthesiology training curriculum were conducted.The authors worked on the task from December 2020 to December 2021.Learning outcomes were defined and corresponding competencies were identified and relevant teaching, learning and assessment strategies were aligned with each learning outcome.Additionally, lists were devised for topics to be covered through didactic lectures and simulation-based workshops.The revised curriculum is currently being implemented in a phased manner.Formative workplace-based assessment tools are being introduced to complement CBME.Moreover, daily clinical assessments, entrustable professional activity (EPA), simulation-based workshops and assessments have been introduced.
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A 2023 study studied Anaesthesiology training. Competency-based medical education (CBME) curriculum revision was evaluated on Curriculum revision and implementation. An in-depth revision of the Anaesthesiology training curriculum was conducted to adapt to competency-based medical education frameworks, introducing new assessment tools and simulation-based workshops.
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