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In this context, this article discusses various pragmatic criteria for identifying training needs and learning objectives, for selecting suitable trainees and trainers, for developing and maintaining training skills and evaluating training quality.

At vicar school (think Hogwarts with cassocks) we had a tradition of "the Friday joke" – the biggest challenge was not getting laughs but trying to think of 52 clean gags suitable for trainee clergy.

The authorsrecommend that: Cases scoring 1 with Habib's system are suitable for all trainees; Cases scoring 2 should be performed only by traineeswho have performedmore than 50 previous phacoemulsifications, and; Cases scoring 3 or more should be performed only by trainees who have performed at least 200 previous phacoemulsifications or by senior grade surgeons.

There is the additional impact of independent sector treatment centres 17 and, more specific to ophthalmology, visual acuity thresholds that primary care trusts are increasingly imposing, which may further reduce the already low proportion of cases within NHS hospitals that are suitable for junior trainees.

Another major reason may be the dramatic decrease in the volume of routine gynaecological surgery over the past few decades, due to the introduction of less morbid alternatives, resulting in many of the patients who do require surgery having complex pathology which may not be suitable for a trainee to perform independently.

Specific tools are not used to identify trainee doctors suitable for a specialty.

89 Effective office-based communication skills should be instilled early in the medical program of trainee doctors suitable for patients across cultures and with poor literacy.

The eMeasure meets the stringent requirements of the Rasch model and has three equivalent versions making it suitable for repeat testing of trainees in outcome studies.

The second questionnaire consisted of nine so called "Entrustable Professional Activities" (EPAs), tasks that are suitable to entrust to a trainee once sufficient capability is attained for unsupervised practice [ 24] (see Table  4).

Trialling such a model of care on the chronic disease content of trainees' clinical experience is a suitable area for future research.

Or it could include organizing writing and speaking symposia for trainees, with certificates and prizes awarded and suitable for entry on trainees' curricula vitae.