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Development of a Competency Framework Defining Effective Surgical Educators
Neha Sharma1, Emily Steinhagen2, Jeffrey M Marks3
1Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio.
This study developed a practical framework of 5 competencies and 16 behaviors for effective surgical educators. This framework aims to enhance surgical education and faculty development initiatives.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Surgical Training
- Competency-Based Education
Background:
- Defining effective surgical educators is crucial for advancing surgical training.
- A practical framework is needed to guide faculty development and improve educational outcomes.
Approach:
- A modified Delphi approach was employed, involving literature review, expert discussions, and multi-stage surveys.
- Focus groups with surgical faculty and residents were conducted to identify recurring themes.
- Data from surveys and focus groups informed the development of a competency framework.
Key Points:
- A competency framework was developed, comprising 5 overarching competencies and 16 specific behaviors.
- Key competencies include fostering psychological safety, demonstrating medical knowledge, diagnosing learner needs, communicating thought processes, and learner-centeredness.
- The framework was informed by input from faculty and residents across various surgical specialties.
Conclusions:
- A practical framework defining effective surgical educators was successfully developed.
- This framework provides a foundation for tailoring faculty development programs to enhance surgical education.
- Implementation of this framework can lead to improved surgical training and patient care.
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