Titlebook: Effective Training of Arthroscopic Skills; Mustafa Karahan,Gino M.M.J. Kerkhoffs,Gabriëlle J. Book 2015 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part

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What Thresholds Are Evidence Based?As discussed in Chap. ., assessing performance is key to guide and monitor training and progression. Apart from measuring objective metrics, thresholds need to be determined that represent proficiency. To avoid discussions, the following definitions are made:

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Needs and Wishes from the Arthroscopy Communityation programs and tools for the training and assessment of a trainee’s performance. However, these devices have generated controversy about their validity for arthroscopic surgical training, and the bridge between technological development and educational needs has not yet been clearly established.

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Traditional Wet Labs and Industry Involvemente a steadily rising number of residents. The task is to maintain high-quality standards and to guarantee an adequate training in arthroscopic surgery (Morris et al. 1993). Fortunately, arthroscopic skills can be partially trained in laboratory settings using artificial models and cadaver joints with

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Theory on Simulator Validation of standardized curricula aims to ensure all trainees achieve critical competencies and so the role of simulation is becoming more important (Motola et al. 2013). It is imperative, however, that any simulation models developed provide a fair reflection of the tasks that they are designed to replica

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Monitoring Performance and Progression in the Operating Theatreued in the operating room to achieve the necessary proficiency. Based on the theory on learning strategies in Chap. ., it is posed that if residents indeed acquire the basic skills before they enter the operating room, the focus in the operating room can be on more complex tasks. This requires the f

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Guidelines and Concluding Remarks into proficiency. In terms of technical skills, arthroscopic surgery has become the leading operative therapy for a growing number of injuries, due to its success in patient health care (Modi et al. 2010; Tuijthof et al. 2010). Since arthroscopy requires such a different manual handling compared to