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Measuring Chief Resident Skill and Entrustment Progression in An Operative Coaching Program: Four Years' Experience.

Michael R Go¹, Amber L Traugott¹, Aslam Ejaz¹

¹Department of Surgery, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

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|February 22, 2024

Summary

Operative coaching (OC) improved surgical residents' skills and autonomy throughout their chief year. This program enhanced learning and teaching, with participants valuing feedback and observation for skill development.

Keywords:

autonomy competence entrustable professional activities entrustment operative coaching residency training

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Background:

Operative coaching (OC) is a strategy to enhance surgical resident competencies.
Optimizing learning and teaching are key goals in surgical residency programs.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the progression of residents' operative skills and prospective entrustment (PE) within an OC program.
To understand participants' perceptions of OC and its role in facilitating learning and teaching.

Main Methods:

Mixed-methods study using validated performance evaluations and interviews.
Data collected from surgery residents, faculty coaches, and attending surgeons over four years.
Analysis included descriptive statistics and qualitative content analysis.

Main Results:

Significant improvements in residents' general skills (GS), step-specific guidance required (SSG), and PE were observed.
PE strongly correlated with SSG, procedural-specific skill, and GS.
Discrepancies noted in self-assessment of skills, but consensus reached on PE by graduation.

Conclusions:

Chief residents' skills, autonomy, and PE progress steadily with OC.
Autonomy measures reliably correlate with entrustment, despite perception differences.
OC effectively promotes resident learning, faculty teaching, and skill assessment in the operating room.