Clinical Ophthalmology Dovepress Dovepress Perceived Satisfaction of Ophthalmology Residents with the Current Iranian Ophthalmology Curriculum

Clinical Ophthalmology Dovepress Dovepress Perceived Satisfaction of Ophthalmology Residents with the Current Iranian Ophthalmology Curriculum
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临床眼科 Dovepress Dovepress 眼科住院医师对当前伊朗眼科课程的满意度

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S. Hajebrahimi
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A. Mostafaei;S. Hajebrahimi

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目的:评估对当前伊朗眼科课程的满意度,以确保住院医师获得各种眼科领域所需的能力。研究方法:向伊朗100名居民或最近毕业的眼科医生分发了一份封闭式问卷,以测量他们对临床会议、期刊俱乐部、科学讲座、湿实验室、模拟、循证实践以及门诊和手术室培训的满意度。他们还列举了成功的董事会考试的主要障碍。结果:99份问卷完成并返回。应答者的平均年龄为31 ± 4.56岁。共有36名(36.4%)回应者对住院医师计划表示总体满意,49名(49.5%)对教学循证决策的状态不满意。他们将白内障手术和非手术处方确定为他们中心最常见的常规功能模式。大多数参与者表示他们接受过白内障手术的适当培训(71%),但只有9%的人对青光眼或玻璃体和视网膜手术的培训感到满意。然而,他们对门诊技能的总体满意度是好的。结论:眼科医生对简单病例的管理非常有信心,特别是普通眼科水平的白内障手术,但未来的研究可以评估新的基于实践的教学方法对住院医师临床培训和最终对患者护理的影响。
Objective: To assess the level of perceived satisfaction with the current Iranian ophthalmology curriculum in ensuring that residents acquire required competencies in various ophthalmology fields. Methods: A closed-ended questionnaire was circulated to 100 residents or recently graduated ophthalmologists in Iran to measure their level of satisfaction about clinical conferences, journal clubs, scientific lectures, wet lab, simulation, evidence-based practice, and outpatient clinic and operating room training. They also cited the main barriers to a successful board exam. Results: Ninety-nine questionnaires were completed and returned. Mean age of the responders was 31 ± 4.56 years. A total of 36 (36.4%) responders expressed an overall satisfaction about the residency program, and 49 (49.5%) did not feel happy about the state of teaching evidence-based decision making. They identified cataract surgery and eyeglass prescription as the most common regularly functioning modalities in their centers. The majority of the participants stated they have received appropriate training in cataract surgery (71%), but only 9% were satisfied with the provided training in glaucoma or vitreous and retinal surgery. Nevertheless, their overall satisfaction with their outpatient skills was good. Conclusion: The ophthalmologists felt quite confident in management of uncomplicated cases, especially cataract surgery at the level of general ophthalmology, but future studies can assess the effect of new practice-based teaching methods on the residents' clinical training and eventually on patient care.