AANS Online Scientific Session: Pediatrics-Pilot Study Of Surgical Autonomy Program (SAP) For Resident In Pediatric Neurosurgery

Pilot Study Of Surgical Autonomy Program (SAP) For Resident In Pediatric Neurosurgery

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In this video, the speaker discusses Duke's development and deployment of the Surgical Autonomy Program in their residency program, specifically within the pediatrics group. The program aims to provide real-time feedback to residents on their procedural skills, decrease the time between surgery and feedback, increase learning from each procedure, and increase feedback for faculty. The program utilizes a smartphone-based tool called the Surgical Autonomy Program (SAP). The speaker discusses the implementation of SAP within the Pediatric Neurosurgery Group and presents data from a pilot study. The results show that the SAP is efficient and feasible, allowing for focused learning and improvement for residents. The program also has the potential to guide individual resident training and move towards competency-based training.

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Andrew Benjamin Cutler, MD

Keywords

Surgical Autonomy Program

residency program

pediatrics group

real-time feedback

procedural skills