First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course (August 5 - 6) | 2022-Accreditation Statement_FYF Aug 5

Accreditation Statement_FYF Aug 5_6

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The ASGE (American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy) is offering a two-day course for first-year fellows in endoscopy. The course will cover topics such as upper and lower endoscopy, case-based endoscopic intervention, foreign body management, diagnostic upper endoscopy, advanced techniques, and more. It includes a unique hands-on training session using ex-vivo animal models at the ASGE Institute for Training & Technology (IT&T) in Downers Grove, Illinois. The course begins with didactic sessions followed by participants rotating between hands-on sessions and didactic sessions. Participants are advised to dress in business casual attire.<br /><br />The learning objectives of the course include being able to perform diagnostic upper and lower endoscopy, assess sedation needs of patients, recognize infection control guidelines, manage foreign bodies and bowel obstructions, diagnose and manage GI bleeding, handle endoscopes and endoscopic devices, and understand the principles of feeding tube placement.<br /><br />Physicians who attend the course can claim a maximum of 11 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. To claim credit, participants must complete an online evaluation survey through the ASGE's Learning Management System. Access to presentations and course materials can also be found on the ASGE website.<br /><br />The ASGE assures high levels of scientific evidence and adherence to neutrality in its educational activities. Any potential conflicts of interest have been reviewed and resolved by mitigation methods prior to the planning of the program. Patient privacy is also protected in accordance with HIPAA regulations.<br /><br />The course is planned and organized by the ASGE Training Committee, and the faculty includes experienced doctors from various institutions who have disclosed no relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies. The course is supported by educational grants and exhibit support from various companies in the medical field.<br /><br />Overall, the First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course offers a comprehensive review and hands-on training opportunity for first-year fellows in endoscopy, covering various aspects of the field to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Keywords

ASGE

American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

endoscopy

first-year fellows

upper endoscopy

lower endoscopy

case-based endoscopic intervention

foreign body management

diagnostic upper endoscopy

advanced techniques