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Implementing FEC into Your Residency Program

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction/Objectives/Goals
  2. FEC: Description and Rationale
  3. Core Requirements of FEC
  4. Details of Curriculum - Level 1
  5. Converting FEC Document into a "functioning curriculum"
  6. FEC example (Medical College of Wisconsin-present plan and response to deficiencies)
  7. Addressing the Didactic Curriculum
  8. Utilizing SCORE
  9. Linking outside content to SCORE
  10. Methods of Tracking Didactic Curriculum
  11. Simulation Component of FEC
  12. Endoscopy Simulation Options
  13. Clinical Tutorial for Introduction of Endoscopy Equipment
  14. Overview of inanimate physical training models
  15. ACS/APDS surgical skills curriculum on Endoscopy (homemade modules)
  16. ACS/APDS surgical skills curriculum on Endoscopy (homemade modules)
  17. STEP Program-Description of Animate Models
  18. STEP Program-Description of Virtual Reality Models
  19. Examples of FEC Implementation
  20. University Hospitals Case Surgery Program Level 1
  21. Southern Illinois University Surgery Program Level 1
  22. Medical College of Wisconsin Surgery Program Level 1
  23. Evaluating Clinical Performance
  24. Global Assessment of Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Skills (GAGES)
  25. Fundamentals of Endoscopic Surgery (FES)
  26. More FEC examples
  27. University Hospitals Case Surgery Program Level 2-5
  28. Southern Illinois University Surgery Program Level 2-5
  29. Medical College of Wisconsin Surgery Program Level 2-5
  30. Commonly Asked Questions by Program Directors re: FEC and FES
  31. Resources and associated websites