Fundamentos para un currículo nacional en cirugía general basado en competencia: Consenso delphi de la división de educación de la asociación colombiana de cirugía

Luis Carlos Domínguez; Álvaro Enrique Sanabria; Lilian Torregrosa-Almonacid; William Sánchez; Neil Valentín Vega; Felipe Vargas; Álvaro Niño; Liliana Cuevas; Sergio Iván Hoyos; Luis Gerardo Cadavid; Germán Jiménez; Julián Sarmiento; Mauricio Osorio; Maikel Pacheco; Rubén Caycedo; Rolando Medina; Jimmy León; Mauricio Zuluaga; Hernando Coba; Erwin Rodríguez; Carlos Luna-Jaspe; Jaime Merlano; Juan Jacobo Molina; Carlos Bustillo

doi:10.30944/20117582.898

Fundamentos para un currículo nacional en cirugía general basado en competencia: Consenso delphi de la división de educación de la asociación colombiana de cirugía

Translated title of the contribution: Foundations for a national competence-based curriculum in general surgery: Delphi consensus of the division of education of the colombian association of surgery

Luis Carlos Domínguez, Álvaro Enrique Sanabria, Lilian Torregrosa-Almonacid, William Sánchez, Neil Valentín Vega, Felipe Vargas, Álvaro Niño, Liliana Cuevas, Sergio Iván Hoyos, Luis Gerardo Cadavid, Germán Jiménez, Julián Sarmiento, Mauricio Osorio, Maikel Pacheco, Rubén Caycedo, Rolando Medina, Jimmy León, Mauricio Zuluaga, Hernando Coba, Erwin RodríguezCarlos Luna-Jaspe, Jaime Merlano, Juan Jacobo Molina, Carlos Bustillo

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Faced with the challenges of Competence-Based Education, this Delphi consensus from the Education Division of the Colombian Association of Surgery reports on the minimum professional competencies expected of the surgeon who graduated from the twenty residency programs in General Surgery in Colombia. A total of 105 professors from the training programs evaluated three areas of professional competence: 1) general professional attributes of the resident during their training, 2) practical skills (surgical procedures) that residents must perform at the end of their training, and 3) Activities Trusted Professionals (APC) that residents must run unsupervised at the end of their training. The results report a high level of consensus in 100% general professional attributes and APC, and 75% in different surgical procedures. The consensus opens the door for the development of a national specialty curriculum and has implications for educational practice and future research.

Translated title of the contribution	Foundations for a national competence-based curriculum in general surgery: Delphi consensus of the division of education of the colombian association of surgery
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	582-598
Number of pages	17
Journal	Revista Colombiana de Cirugia
Volume	36
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.30944/20117582.898
State	Published - 2021

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Domínguez, L. C., Sanabria, Á. E., Torregrosa-Almonacid, L., Sánchez, W., Vega, N. V., Vargas, F., Niño, Á., Cuevas, L., Hoyos, S. I., Cadavid, L. G., Jiménez, G., Sarmiento, J., Osorio, M., Pacheco, M., Caycedo, R., Medina, R., León, J., Zuluaga, M., Coba, H., ... Bustillo, C. (2021). Fundamentos para un currículo nacional en cirugía general basado en competencia: Consenso delphi de la división de educación de la asociación colombiana de cirugía. Revista Colombiana de Cirugia, 36(4), 582-598. https://doi.org/10.30944/20117582.898

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Domínguez, LC, Sanabria, ÁE, Torregrosa-Almonacid, L, Sánchez, W, Vega, NV, Vargas, F, Niño, Á, Cuevas, L, Hoyos, SI, Cadavid, LG, Jiménez, G, Sarmiento, J, Osorio, M, Pacheco, M, Caycedo, R, Medina, R, León, J, Zuluaga, M, Coba, H, Rodríguez, E, Luna-Jaspe, C, Merlano, J, Molina, JJ & Bustillo, C 2021, 'Fundamentos para un currículo nacional en cirugía general basado en competencia: Consenso delphi de la división de educación de la asociación colombiana de cirugía', Revista Colombiana de Cirugia, vol. 36, no. 4, pp. 582-598. https://doi.org/10.30944/20117582.898

Fundamentos para un currículo nacional en cirugía general basado en competencia: Consenso delphi de la división de educación de la asociación colombiana de cirugía. / Domínguez, Luis Carlos; Sanabria, Álvaro Enrique; Torregrosa-Almonacid, Lilian et al.
In: Revista Colombiana de Cirugia, Vol. 36, No. 4, 2021, p. 582-598.

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