支持早期职业军事普外科医生:东部创伤外科协会军事委员会立场文件。

IF 2.1 Q3 CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open Pub Date : 2024-10-12 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI:10.1136/tsaco-2024-001555
Christopher B Horn, James E Wiseman, Valerie G Sams, Andrew C Kung, Jason C McCartt, Scott B Armen, Christina M Riojas
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摘要

职业生涯初期的外科医生必须在有指导的环境中接触足够数量、不同复杂程度的手术病例,以便巩固、保持和发展在培训中获得的技能。军事治疗机构手术量的减少以及没有强有力指导环境的任务分配会使军事外科医生在培训后的这段关键时期处于相对于文职外科医生的劣势。在当前的战争间歇期,手术量减少的挑战因军队医疗保健系统内受益人护理的减少而加剧。要应对这些挑战,必须确保职业生涯初期的外科医生能够持续接触大量复杂的外科手术,并得到资深外科医生的悉心指导。本立场声明旨在提供可行的方法,以支持早期职业军医有效地从培训过渡到独立执业。
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Supporting early-career military general surgeons: an Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Military Committee position paper.

Early-career surgeons must be exposed to a sufficient number of surgical cases of varying complexity in a mentored environment to allow them to solidify, sustain and build on the skills gained in training. Decreased operative volumes at military treatment facilities and assignments that do not include strong mentoring environments can place military surgeons at a disadvantage relative to their civilian counterparts during this critical time following training. The challenge of lower operative volumes in the current interwar lull has been exacerbated by the decline in beneficiary care conducted within the Military Healthcare System. These challenges must be addressed by ensuring early-career surgeons maintain exposure to a large volume of complex surgical procedures and deliberate mentoring from senior surgeons. The purpose of this position statement is to provide actionable methods to support early-career military surgeons to effectively transition from training to independent practice.

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