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A Training and Testing System for Performing Vascular Reconstruction In Vitro
Published on: October 26, 2019
Cómo lo hago: la autoevaluación basada en video como método de educación quirúrgica abierta para residentes de
Scot Stanulis1, Morgan Engmann1, Nicole Roberts2
1Department of Vascular Surgery, Southern Illinois University, Springfield, IL.
Objective:
Video-based assessments have been described for surgical residents, with limited use in open vascular surgery education. Our aims were to evaluate self-assessment ability and whether video-based self-assessment can improve performance of a simulated operation in vascular surgery trainees.
Design:
Four integrated vascular surgery residents were recorded independently performing a carotid endarterectomy (CEA) on a cadaver during two simulation sessions spaced one month apart. Residents were evaluated by double-blinded faculty and completed self-assessment forms. Resident performance was compared between the two sessions and agreement between self-evaluations and faculty evaluations was analyzed.
Results:
Junior residents saw improved performance on certain task-specific metrics between sessions and an improvement in their self-assessment abilities. Senior residents performed well initially and did not show improvement between sessions.
Conclusions:
This proof-of-concept experience shows that video recordings and self-evaluation alongside faculty feedback can be used to improve resident operative performance and self-assessment ability, particularly for trainees with limited exposure to an operation.
