Surgeons as Educators A Guide for Academic Development and Teaching Excellence

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218 training [ 4 ]. Reasoning behind this train of thought dates back to 1987, when Barnes highlighted reasons for surgical skil ...

219 faculty questionnaires supplemented by focus groups, a curriculum affectionately referred to as “boot camp” was developed in ...

220 to annotate the video recording, noting when and what a learner might do to improve their technique. Beard [ 15 ] and Drisco ...

221 box trainers in accord with the ACS/APDS Surgery Resident Skills Curriculum. Following demonstration of this proficiency, a ...

222 Paramount to the Surgical Skills Center’s success has been its steadfast commit- ment to fostering a culture of continuous i ...

223 team members’ extensive experience in previous surgical environments and ability to think outside of the box in terms of cre ...

224 educators have been the backbone of the Surgical Skills Center since it was first established. Not only do personnel work on ...

225 Developing the Models for Your Surgical Skills Center Since the establishment of the Surgical Skills Center, Director and Sk ...

226 Looking to the Future, Both Ours and Yours Reflecting on our growth over the years, both in success and in failure, select p ...

227 Maran NJ, Glavin RJ.  Low- to high fidelity simulation: a continuum of medical education? Med Educ. 2003;37:22–8. Berg DA, ...

228 Sanfey H, Williams R, Dunnington G.  Recognizing residents with a deficiency in operative performance as a step closer to e ...

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230 G. and McTighe, J. [ 4 , 5 ] and the current “Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing” which was produced by col ...

231 with physicians and learn about terminology, anatomy, disease, surgical instru- ments, and surgical procedure. A process cal ...

232 developing a simulator used for credentialing urologists [ 6 ]. These content specifica- tions will be used as a guide for s ...

233 the task such as task difficulty and the ability to distinguish among subgroups of target population. This ensures the appro ...

234 ning of the simulator development process to look at the alignment of the content, including skills, knowledge, and scenario ...

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236 competencies. Gofton and Regehr [ 3 ] summarize characteristics of this taxing learning environment: The context of surgical ...