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[Identifying the main training needs of postgraduate medical program managers]
Postgraduate medical specialty program managers need training in evaluating educators and programs, and in accreditation. Their input is crucial for effective faculty development planning.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Program Management
- Faculty Development
Context:
- Effective training for postgraduate medical specialty program managers (PMSPM) is vital for program success.
- Identifying specific training needs is essential for targeted professional development.
Purpose:
- To determine the primary training requirements of PMSPM within a medical school setting.
- To validate a tool for assessing these training needs.
Summary:
- A mixed-methods study utilized the Program Managers Training Needs Assessment Questionnaire (PROMANAQ) and focus groups.
- The PROMANAQ demonstrated high reliability and validity.
- Key training priorities identified include evaluation of clinical educators, teaching programs, and program accreditation.
Impact:
- The PROMANAQ is a reliable tool for identifying PMSPM training needs.
- Results emphasize the importance of incorporating PMSPM perspectives into faculty development strategies.
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