Sentence examples for resident competencies from inspiring English sources

Abramoff et al. reviewed the pertinent literature on education in retinal lasers in ophthalmology residency and concluded that there was no standardized curriculum for teaching and assessing resident competencies in retinal lasers [ 11].

This study was designed to test a 360-degree assessment tool for four of the emergency medicine resident competencies as outlined by the Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine on patient care, communication skills, professionalism and system based practice in an academic Emergency Department.

We used self-assessed competence as a surrogate for determining resident competency in the role of health advocate, but self-assessment has never been validated in the literature for this purpose.

We will use the results to assess resident competency and to look for systematic weaknesses in our residency training program.

OBJECTIVE: The ACGME calls for residency programs to incorporate multisource feedback, which may include patient feedback, into resident competency assessments.

Biannual assessment of resident competency will soon be required by the Next Accreditation System.

This study aimed to evaluate the impact of gradually increasing resident console responsibility on resident competency and patient safety, in the presence of a proctor and bedside surgeon, for robotic laparoscopic-assisted gastric banding (R-LAGB) compared with the classical training model (CTM) of residents as first assistant.

CONCLUSIONS: New requirements for resident supervision require creative ways of verifying resident competency in basic skills.

The rarity of severe allergic reactions to contrast material challenges educators to achieve radiology resident competency in this setting.

OBJECTIVE: To compare radiology resident competency with and without a computer-based interactive resuscitation tool in the management of life-threatening events in pediatric patients.

Further testing is needed to determine if this examination format is more reliable and valid than traditional methods of assessing resident competency.