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  • Effective ophthalmology residency training is essential for producing skilled ophthalmologists.
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  • To outline guiding principles for competence assessment in ophthalmology.
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  • Description of existing ophthalmology-specific assessment tools.

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  • Key principles for evaluating resident performance are identified.
  • A range of ophthalmology assessment tools are presented.

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  • Adherence to established principles is vital for accurate competence assessment.
  • Utilizing appropriate assessment tools enhances the evaluation of ophthalmology residents.