Practice and reflection on standardized training for ophthalmology residents in eye hospitals
Journal Title: Eye Science (Yanke Xuebao) - Year 2022, Vol 37, Issue 6
Abstract
Standardized training for ophthalmology residents is an essential stage during the development of ophthalmologists. The standardized training system has become more and more mature, while problems still exist in the aspects of coordination between specialized hospitals and general hospitals, teacher resources, unevenness of trainees, combination of postgraduate education and residency standardized training, microsurgical skills training, and so on. Therefore, programs and strategies of standardized training are still under exploration. Eye hospitals, with the excellent disciplinary system, adequate resources, and advanced experience, play a key role in standardized training for ophthalmology residents. Joint Shantou International Eye Center has set up a training model in accordance with national requirements, focusing on the combination of standardization, normalization, and individuation. Besides, by learning from the oversea experience of residents training, Joint Shantou International Eye Center has enriched the training forms, optimized the skill training environment, and highlighted the training of foreign language, scientific research, and systematic clinical thinking. This paper, based on the 5-year experience and reflection on standardized training for ophthalmology residents in Joint Shantou International Eye Center, summarizes the current status of standardized training and put forward some measures and suggestions.
Authors and Affiliations
Hongxi WANG, Dongqing LI, Shun LIN, Lingping CEN, Xiaolin ZHU, Geng WANG, Haoyu CHEN, Mingzhi ZHANG
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- DOI 10.3978/j.issn.1000-4432.2022.05.04
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