First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course (July 29 - 30) | 2022-Accreditation Statement

Accreditation Statement_FYF July 29-30 2022

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The ASGE First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course is a two-day comprehensive review of endoscopic technique and clinical management for fellows in their first year of training. The course covers both upper and lower endoscopy, as well as case-based endoscopic intervention. Participants will also learn about foreign body management, diagnostic upper endoscopy, and advanced techniques. The program includes a hands-on training session using ex-vivo animal models. The course begins with didactic sessions and then participants switch between hands-on sessions and didactic sessions. The course offers a maximum of 11 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for physicians. Participants must complete an online evaluation survey to claim credit for the course. The course covers various learning objectives, including performing diagnostic endoscopy, assessing sedation needs, recognizing infection control guidelines, managing foreign bodies and bowel obstructions, diagnosing and managing GI bleeding, handling endoscopes and devices, and understanding feeding tube placement. The course is designed to meet ASGE's Level 3a "Learning Declarative Knowledge" on an anticipated outcome-based education scale. The planners and faculty of the course have disclosed their relevant financial relationships. The course is supported by educational grants and in-kind support from various companies. The educational activity is meant to maintain, develop, or increase the knowledge, skills, and professional performance of learners in the field of endoscopy.

Keywords

ASGE First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course

endoscopic technique

clinical management

upper endoscopy

lower endoscopy

case-based endoscopic intervention

foreign body management

diagnostic upper endoscopy

advanced techniques

ex-vivo animal models