ASGE Postgraduate Course at ACG: Innovative Practices for the Endoscopist of Today, Tomorrow and Beyond (On-demand) | October 2023-Teaching Endoscopy and Competency Based Education

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In this video, Dr. Whitson and Dr. Williams discuss the importance of teaching endoscopy and share best practices for endoscopic training. They emphasize that endoscopic training goes beyond just technical skills and includes cognitive competencies such as recognizing pathology and handling adverse events. They highlight the importance of assessing each trainee's individual skill set and providing appropriate equipment. They also discuss the role of tactile learning and the need for clear communication and feedback during procedures. In the post-procedural phase, they emphasize the importance of constructive feedback and creating action plans for improvement. They also talk about the use of assessment tools like the Mayo Clinic Skills Assessment Tool and ASGE ACE form to track trainee progress. Overall, they stress the importance of creating a safe learning environment and individualizing training for each trainee.

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Renee L. Williams, MD, MHPE, FACG, Matthew J. Whitson, MD

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