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Induction programmes tailored for trainees of differing medical backgrounds can improve knowledge, confidence at managing AOS & improve trainee satisfaction.

However they have all been shown to improve trainee's endoscopic skills.

First, we need to improve trainee and trainers' understandings of SLEs.

Incorporating aspects of this curriculum more broadly into medical education may improve trainee well-being and patient care.

Support was provided both to increase the number of trainees and to improve trainee resources, including computers, textbooks and housing.

The highest scores were obtained in the following four categories where the score in each category was 4.4 or above: 1) closest to a clinical setting (4.6 for case 1; 4.6 for case 2); 2) helped improve trainee's clinic skills (4.6 for both cases); 3) iOSCE was helpful (4.5 for case 1 Table  1; 4.7 for case 2, Table  2); 4) participant will attend again if given the opportunity (4.8 for both cases).

Learning cross-cultural differences in communication and how to adapt one's style of communication to widely varying situations will improve trainees' ability to inform patients about their condition and the treatments available to them (Fig. 1, M 2, 16, 18).

Experiencing these multiple perspectives and the ambiguity of the partners involved in communication [ 22, 23] helps to improve trainees' understanding of the complexity of the physician-patient interaction.

Finally, an important next step is to investigate the ability of e-learning to improve trainees' nutrition care and counseling skills (competency).

Similarly, when discussing problems encountered in the diagnostic process, (Van de Wiel et al. 2011; Slotnick 1996, 1999) discussions of gut feelings may improve trainees' diagnostic competence.

The projects implemented aimed to improve trainees' skills and competencies in M&E and CQI and the design of the projects was such that they could share these skills with other staff, with minimal interruptions of their work.