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Titulo Artículo:
Entrustable Professional Activities in final year undergraduate medical training – advancement of the final year training logbook in Germany
Resumen:
Objective: Training in the final year (FY) of undergraduate medical training currently does not adequately prepare students for the independent performance of medical professional activities after graduation. The concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA) offers the opportunity for a competency-based FY training with the focus on medical professional activities. Methodology: In regular meetings, the FY sub-working group of the German Medical Faculty Association (MFT), which includes representatives with clinical and didactic expertise of the Associations of Internal Medicine, Surgery and General Medicine, developed a concept for the competecy-orientated, EPA-based, FY model logbook 2.0. The selection of the units of practice was made in a cross-disciplinary, consensus-orientated discussion process based on the question which medical professional activities a young professional has to master in the inpatient or outpatient working environment. Results: For the FY electives internal medicine, surgery and general medicine, a blueprint of a total of 18 comprehensive, partially interdisciplinary EPAs relating to inpatient and outpatient care contexts were developed. Each EPA was operationalised by a short description, supervision levels were attributed, and the process of transparent entrustment was determined. Conclusions: The concept for a new FY model logbook 2.0 focuses on the interdisciplinary core medical professional activities in an inpatient and outpatient care context, in order to facilitate transition from undergraduate training to professional practice, and to help avoid overload, thus increasing patient safety.
Fecha de publicación:
2019.
Autores :
Thomas Rotthoff ;
Christoph Baerwald ;
Maren Ehrhardt;
Bert Huenges ;
Jonas Johannink;
Elisabeth Narciss;
Harm Peters;
Pascal O. Berberat;
Autor corporativo:
GMS Journal for Medical Education,
Editores:
Otra ;
Signatura Topográfica:
6
Idioma:
Inglés
Páginas:
1
ISBN:
2366-5017
Existencias:
23
Palabras claves:
Final year (FY)
Entrustable professional activities (EPAs)
Competency-based training
Residency
Público objetivo:
Titulo Artículo:
Entrustable Professional Activities in final year undergraduate medical training – advancement of the final year training logbook in Germany
Resumen:
Objective: Training in the final year (FY) of undergraduate medical training currently does not adequately prepare students for the independent performance of medical professional activities after graduation. The concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA) offers the opportunity for a competency-based FY training with the focus on medical professional activities. Methodology: In regular meetings, the FY sub-working group of the German Medical Faculty Association (MFT), which includes representatives with clinical and didactic expertise of the Associations of Internal Medicine, Surgery and General Medicine, developed a concept for the competecy-orientated, EPA-based, FY model logbook 2.0. The selection of the units of practice was made in a cross-disciplinary, consensus-orientated discussion process based on the question which medical professional activities a young professional has to master in the inpatient or outpatient working environment. Results: For the FY electives internal medicine, surgery and general medicine, a blueprint of a total of 18 comprehensive, partially interdisciplinary EPAs relating to inpatient and outpatient care contexts were developed. Each EPA was operationalised by a short description, supervision levels were attributed, and the process of transparent entrustment was determined. Conclusions: The concept for a new FY model logbook 2.0 focuses on the interdisciplinary core medical professional activities in an inpatient and outpatient care context, in order to facilitate transition from undergraduate training to professional practice, and to help avoid overload, thus increasing patient safety.
Fecha de publicación:
2019.
Autores :
Thomas Rotthoff ;
Christoph Baerwald ;
Maren Ehrhardt;
Bert Huenges ;
Jonas Johannink;
Elisabeth Narciss;
Harm Peters;
Pascal O. Berberat;
Autor corporativo:
GMS Journal for Medical Education,
Editores:
Otra ;
Signatura Topográfica:
6
Idioma:
Inglés
Páginas:
1
Existencias:
23
Palabras claves:
Final year (FY)
Entrustable professional activities (EPAs)
Competency-based training
Residency
Público objetivo:
Titulo Artículo:
Entrustable Professional Activities in final year undergraduate medical training – advancement of the final year training logbook in Germany
Resumen:
Objective: Training in the final year (FY) of undergraduate medical training currently does not adequately prepare students for the independent performance of medical professional activities after graduation. The concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA) offers the opportunity for a competency-based FY training with the focus on medical professional activities. Methodology: In regular meetings, the FY sub-working group of the German Medical Faculty Association (MFT), which includes representatives with clinical and didactic expertise of the Associations of Internal Medicine, Surgery and General Medicine, developed a concept for the competecy-orientated, EPA-based, FY model logbook 2.0. The selection of the units of practice was made in a cross-disciplinary, consensus-orientated discussion process based on the question which medical professional activities a young professional has to master in the inpatient or outpatient working environment. Results: For the FY electives internal medicine, surgery and general medicine, a blueprint of a total of 18 comprehensive, partially interdisciplinary EPAs relating to inpatient and outpatient care contexts were developed. Each EPA was operationalised by a short description, supervision levels were attributed, and the process of transparent entrustment was determined. Conclusions: The concept for a new FY model logbook 2.0 focuses on the interdisciplinary core medical professional activities in an inpatient and outpatient care context, in order to facilitate transition from undergraduate training to professional practice, and to help avoid overload, thus increasing patient safety.
Autores:
Thomas Rotthoff
,
Christoph Baerwald
,
Maren Ehrhardt
,
Bert Huenges
,
Jonas Johannink
,
Elisabeth Narciss
,
Harm Peters
,
Pascal O. Berberat
,
.
Titulo Revista:
GMS Journal for Medical Education,
.
Numero:
6
Volumen:
36
Fecha de publicación:
2019.
Base de Datos Bibliográfica:
Otra ,
.
Suplemento:
Idioma:
Inglés
Página Inicial:
1
Página Final:
23
ISBN:
2366-5017
Palabras claves:
Final year (FY)
Entrustable professional activities (EPAs)
Competency-based training
Residency
Público objetivo:
Título Otra :
Entrustable Professional Activities in final year undergraduate medical training – advancement of the final year training logbook in Germany
Resumen:
Objective: Training in the final year (FY) of undergraduate medical training currently does not adequately prepare students for the independent performance of medical professional activities after graduation. The concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA) offers the opportunity for a competency-based FY training with the focus on medical professional activities. Methodology: In regular meetings, the FY sub-working group of the German Medical Faculty Association (MFT), which includes representatives with clinical and didactic expertise of the Associations of Internal Medicine, Surgery and General Medicine, developed a concept for the competecy-orientated, EPA-based, FY model logbook 2.0. The selection of the units of practice was made in a cross-disciplinary, consensus-orientated discussion process based on the question which medical professional activities a young professional has to master in the inpatient or outpatient working environment. Results: For the FY electives internal medicine, surgery and general medicine, a blueprint of a total of 18 comprehensive, partially interdisciplinary EPAs relating to inpatient and outpatient care contexts were developed. Each EPA was operationalised by a short description, supervision levels were attributed, and the process of transparent entrustment was determined. Conclusions: The concept for a new FY model logbook 2.0 focuses on the interdisciplinary core medical professional activities in an inpatient and outpatient care context, in order to facilitate transition from undergraduate training to professional practice, and to help avoid overload, thus increasing patient safety.
Autores :
Thomas Rotthoff ;
Christoph Baerwald ;
Maren Ehrhardt;
Bert Huenges ;
Jonas Johannink;
Elisabeth Narciss;
Harm Peters;
Pascal O. Berberat;
Autor corporativo:
GMS Journal for Medical Education,
Fecha de publicación:
2019.
Tipo :
Otra .
Idioma:
Inglés
Palabras claves:
Final year (FY)
Entrustable professional activities (EPAs)
Competency-based training
Residency
Público objetivo:
Título Otra :
Entrustable Professional Activities in final year undergraduate medical training – advancement of the final year training logbook in Germany
Resumen:
Objective: Training in the final year (FY) of undergraduate medical training currently does not adequately prepare students for the independent performance of medical professional activities after graduation. The concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA) offers the opportunity for a competency-based FY training with the focus on medical professional activities. Methodology: In regular meetings, the FY sub-working group of the German Medical Faculty Association (MFT), which includes representatives with clinical and didactic expertise of the Associations of Internal Medicine, Surgery and General Medicine, developed a concept for the competecy-orientated, EPA-based, FY model logbook 2.0. The selection of the units of practice was made in a cross-disciplinary, consensus-orientated discussion process based on the question which medical professional activities a young professional has to master in the inpatient or outpatient working environment. Results: For the FY electives internal medicine, surgery and general medicine, a blueprint of a total of 18 comprehensive, partially interdisciplinary EPAs relating to inpatient and outpatient care contexts were developed. Each EPA was operationalised by a short description, supervision levels were attributed, and the process of transparent entrustment was determined. Conclusions: The concept for a new FY model logbook 2.0 focuses on the interdisciplinary core medical professional activities in an inpatient and outpatient care context, in order to facilitate transition from undergraduate training to professional practice, and to help avoid overload, thus increasing patient safety.
Autores :
Thomas Rotthoff ;
Christoph Baerwald ;
Maren Ehrhardt;
Bert Huenges ;
Jonas Johannink;
Elisabeth Narciss;
Harm Peters;
Pascal O. Berberat;
Autor corporativo:
GMS Journal for Medical Education,
Fecha de publicación:
2019.
Paginas:
1.
ISBN:
2366-5017.
Idioma:
Inglés
Palabras claves:
Final year (FY)
Entrustable professional activities (EPAs)
Competency-based training
Residency
Público objetivo:
Titulo Artículo:
Entrustable Professional Activities in final year undergraduate medical training – advancement of the final year training logbook in Germany
Resumen:
Objective: Training in the final year (FY) of undergraduate medical training currently does not adequately prepare students for the independent performance of medical professional activities after graduation. The concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA) offers the opportunity for a competency-based FY training with the focus on medical professional activities. Methodology: In regular meetings, the FY sub-working group of the German Medical Faculty Association (MFT), which includes representatives with clinical and didactic expertise of the Associations of Internal Medicine, Surgery and General Medicine, developed a concept for the competecy-orientated, EPA-based, FY model logbook 2.0. The selection of the units of practice was made in a cross-disciplinary, consensus-orientated discussion process based on the question which medical professional activities a young professional has to master in the inpatient or outpatient working environment. Results: For the FY electives internal medicine, surgery and general medicine, a blueprint of a total of 18 comprehensive, partially interdisciplinary EPAs relating to inpatient and outpatient care contexts were developed. Each EPA was operationalised by a short description, supervision levels were attributed, and the process of transparent entrustment was determined. Conclusions: The concept for a new FY model logbook 2.0 focuses on the interdisciplinary core medical professional activities in an inpatient and outpatient care context, in order to facilitate transition from undergraduate training to professional practice, and to help avoid overload, thus increasing patient safety.
Fecha de publicación:
2019.
Autor corporativo:
GMS Journal for Medical Education,
.
Idioma:
Inglés
Palabras claves:
Final year (FY)
Entrustable professional activities (EPAs)
Competency-based training
Residency
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Thomas Rotthoff Christoph Baerwald Maren Ehrhardt Bert Huenges Jonas Johannink Elisabeth Narciss Harm Peters Pascal O. Berberat Thomas Rotthoff Christoph Baerwald Maren Ehrhardt Bert Huenges Jonas Johannink Elisabeth Narciss Harm Peters Pascal O. Berberat Entrustable Professional Activities in final year undergraduate medical training – advancement of the final year training logbook in Germany. 2019; 36Ed. 1.
