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[Evaluation in medical residency training programs].

O Kolokythas¹, R Patzwahl², M Straka²

¹Institut für Radiologie und Nuklearmedizin, Kantonsspital Winterthur, Brauerstr. 15, Postfach 834, 8401, Winterthur, Schweiz. orpheus.kolokythas@ksw.ch.

|November 6, 2015

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A new digital evaluation system for radiology residents proved practical and stable, enhancing resident satisfaction with regular feedback. This system is now available for other institutions to improve radiological training.

Keywords:

Evaluation Professionalism Residency program Self-assessment Specialist competence

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Radiology Training
Digital Health

Background:

Acquiring technical and professional competence is crucial for resident doctors.
Regular self-reflection and peer assessment enhance competency and professional development.
Implementing robust evaluation processes in clinical settings faces implementation challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the practicality and impact of a self-developed digital evaluation system for radiology residents.
To evaluate the system's effectiveness in improving radiological training.

Main Methods:

An intranet-based system allowed consultants to assess radiology residents on 7 competency areas and 31 criteria.
Residents completed electronic self-assessments quarterly using a 10-point scale and free text comments.
Results were displayed alongside supervisor evaluations, with restricted access and confidential quarterly discussions.

Main Results:

The digital evaluation system was found to be practical and functionally stable.
A national survey indicated improved resident satisfaction with "regular feedback" compared to the national average.
The system has undergone further development and extension since its implementation.

Conclusions:

The digital evaluation system is a practical tool for assessing radiology residents.
The system positively impacts resident satisfaction, particularly regarding feedback.
The system's availability to other institutions can benefit radiological training programs nationwide.