Presented by Rebecca Minter at the Fellowship Council Luncheon “Ensuring Competency Through Fellowship Training: Frameworks for Success” held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Friday, March 24, 2017
Keyword(s): AAMC, ABS, American Board of Surgery, assessment framework, bariatric fellowship, bleeding, case volume, CCC, clinical skills, competence, competency-based education, competent, credentialing, curriculum, direct supervision, disease, education, entrustable professional activities, entrustment, EPAs, evaluation tools, faculty development, fellow, fellowship, fellowship council, gastrointestinal fellow, gastrointestinal surgeon, general surgeon, general surgery, general surgery training, GI fellow, GI surgeon, GME, graduate medical education, intern, mandate, metabolic disease, milestones, MIS fellowship, pancreatic cancer, pancreatic surgeon, pancreaticojejunal anastomosis, portal vein resection, postop complications, postoperative complications, proficiency, program director, residency, resident, simulation center, skills, stakeholders, symptomatic gallstones, systems based practice, trainee, training, Whipple
The problem–43 sec
EPAs as a possible solution–1:58
What are the problems in competency-based assessment & curricula?–8:20
Important distinctions between competency & EPAs–10:08
5 core EPAs for general surgery–12:51
Goal–13:08
Ad hoc assessments–17:28
Summative entrustment decision–18:25
Next steps–21:01