AIMC Topic: Internship and Residency

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Can Robots Accelerate the Learning Curve for Surgical Training? An Analysis of Residents and Medical Students.

Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore Jan 1, 2018
Surgical traineeship has traditionally been based on a master apprentice model where learning takes place in the operating theatre. This approach has changed over the past few years with greater emphasis on surgical training taking place within the s...
Humans Female Adult Students, Medical Male Clinical Competence Educational Measurement Robotics Singapore Robotic Surgical Procedures Cholecystectomy, Laparoscopic Internship and Residency Simulation Training Learning Curve
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Big Data and Machine Learning in Plastic Surgery: A New Frontier in Surgical Innovation.

Plastic and reconstructive surgery May 1, 2016
Medical decision-making is increasingly based on quantifiable data. From the moment patients come into contact with the health care system, their entire medical history is recorded electronically. Whether a patient is in the operating room or on the ...
Humans Machine Learning Clinical Decision-Making Clinical Competence Microsurgery Craniosynostoses Plastic Surgery Procedures Burns Hand Datasets as Topic Motor Skills Peripheral Nerves Surgery, Plastic Internship and Residency Teaching
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Surgical Residents are Excluded From Robot-assisted Surgery.

Surgical laparoscopy, endoscopy & percutaneous techniques Oct 1, 2015
PURPOSE: Implementation of a robotic system may influence surgical training. The aim was to report the charge of the operating surgeon and the bedside assistant at robot-assisted procedures in urology, gynecology, and colorectal surgery.
Humans Physicians Retrospective Studies Female Male Denmark Education, Medical, Continuing Robotics Internship and Residency
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Video-based peer feedback through social networking for robotic surgery simulation: a multicenter randomized controlled trial.

Annals of surgery May 1, 2015
OBJECTIVE: To examine the feasibility and outcomes of video-based peer feedback through social networking to facilitate robotic surgical skill acquisition.
Humans Computer Simulation Feedback Clinical Competence Robotics Video Recording General Surgery Internship and Residency Social Networking Learning Curve Peer Group
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