Roy Soetikno,Tonya Kaltenbach,Hasan Maulahela
Roy Soetikno
Ashley L Faulx
Ashley L Faulx
Where Do We Go from Here: Transforming Teaching Endoscopy Knowledge Using the Expert Performance Approach [0.03%]
从哪里开始：利用专家表现方法转变内镜教学知识
Roy Soetikno,Tonya Kaltenbach,Ravishankar Asokkumar;IBD Dysplasia Teaching Group
Roy Soetikno
At Digestive Disease Week 2025, practicing and training gastroenterologists participated in a pioneering day-long course illustrating the future of endoscopy education. The 5-hour international workshop focused on the management of flat neo...
Nikko Gimpaya,Joshua Landy,William T Tran et al.
Nikko Gimpaya et al.
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes integrated into gastrointestinal endoscopy, training programs must adapt to prepare learners for AI-assisted practice. This review outlines current AI applications, ranging from polyp detection to wor...
From Expert to Educator: Translating Expert Performance into Teachable Competencies Through Trainer Development in Endoscopic Simulation [0.03%]
从专家到教育者：通过模拟培训师发展将内镜专业技能转化为可传授能力
Eric B Yasay,Patricia C Prodigalidad,Tonya Kaltenbach et al.
Eric B Yasay et al.
Endoscopy safety and quality depend on practitioner expertise, but traditional apprenticeship yields slow, uneven skill development. This article describes the Academy of Endoscopy's Train-the-Trainer program, translating science of experti...
Mark Anthony De Lusong,Patricia Anne Cabral-Prodigalidad
Mark Anthony De Lusong
This article presents the Philippine experience in implementing Simulation-Based Mastery Learning (SBML) for endoscopy training nationwide. Addressing gaps in traditional apprenticeship models, a structured, competency-based curriculum was ...
Virtual Training and the Science of Expertise: A Narrative Transformation of Endoscopy Education [0.03%]
虚拟培训与专家技能科学：内镜诊疗教育的叙事转型
Tiffany Nguyen-Vu,Tonya Kaltenbach,Roy Soetikno
Tiffany Nguyen-Vu
For decades, endoscopy training relied on the apprenticeship model, "see one, do one, teach one." This approach is increasingly inadequate given the growing complexity of procedures and global demand for skilled practitioners. The science o...
Simulation in Endoscopy [0.03%]
内镜模拟培训
Abraham Z Cheloff,Seth A Gross,Suraj Pai et al.
Abraham Z Cheloff et al.
Endoscopy training traditionally relies on patient-based apprenticeship, which can limit exposure, feedback, and patient safety. Simulation offers a safe, reproducible environment for skill development, with mechanical, virtual reality, and...
Jeffrey H Barsuk,Eric S Hungness
Jeffrey H Barsuk
Medical errors due to improper training contribute to unnecessary patient morbidity and mortality. Unfortunately, studies show a wide variability in the clinical skills of practicing physicians. This skill variability is likely due to the w...
Endoscopy Simulators [0.03%]
内镜模拟器
Taya Kitiyakara,Hasan Maulahela
Taya Kitiyakara
Endoscopic simulators allow trainees and practicing endoscopists to learn new skills in a safe environment, at their own pace. Four types of simulators are described: mechanical, ex vivo, in vivo, and virtual reality simulators. Mechanical ...