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José M Miguelena Bobadilla¹, José Ignacio Landa García, José M Jover Navalón

¹Sección de Formación Posgraduada de la AEC. Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet. Zaragoza. España. jmmibo@unizar.es

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The Spanish Surgeons Association analyzed the new Specialist Training Program, focusing on surgical skills and research. The program aims to enhance resident training in general surgery.

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Area of Science:

Surgical Education
Medical Training Programs

Context:

The Official Bulletin published a new Specialist Training Program in Spain on May 8, 2007.
The Spanish Surgeons Association's Post-Graduate Training Section conducted a reflective analysis of this program.

Purpose:

To analyze the new Specialist Training Program and propose objectives for surgical residents.
To outline the program's focus on knowledge, skills, and attitudes in general surgery.

Summary:

The new program emphasizes minimally invasive surgery and research training.
It defines three general objectives for residents: knowledge, skills, and attitudes.
The program maintains the previous structure while introducing new rotations and assessment models.

Impact:

The new general surgery training paradigm may face challenges due to work regulations and resident motivation.
The effectiveness of the program will be evaluated after training five groups of surgeons by 2017.