[Training in noninterpretive skills and radioprotection]

Noninterpretive skills comprise a set of knowledge, skills, and attitudes considered necessary for residents to acquire. Important Noninterpretative skills include radioprotection, statistics, scientific communication, research methodology, critical reading of the scientific literature, ethics, legislation about medical issues, communicating with patients and other professionals, and management and quality control. The lack of specific dedication to these subjects in undergraduate medical education means that this training is being carried out by the regional governments through the "Complementary Common Program".