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The optimal training program to transform a new resident into a competent and capable surgeon is constantly evolving. Competency-based evaluation represents a change in mindset from quantitative or chronologic metrics for graduate readiness. As surgery becomes more specialized, more dependent on technology, and more public, we must continue to improve our ability to pass on technical skills. Approaching surgery in a component-based fashion enables even the most complex operation to be broken down into smaller sets of steps that range the entire spectrum of complexity. Treating an operation through the lens of its components, emphasizing stepwise forward progression in a trainee's experience, may provide a way to train competent surgeons more efficiently. Current case-logging products do not provide adequate granularity to apply this methodology.
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Benjamin D. Seadler
Medical College of Wisconsin
Nathan J. Smith
Baylor College of Medicine
Adhitya Ramamurthi
Medical College of Wisconsin
Surgery Open Science
Medical College of Wisconsin
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Regional Medical Center
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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e61810b6db6435875ab00d — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sopen.2024.06.008