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 Does teaching/ learning of microsurgery help develop skills in other areas of surgery? and vice versa? Does teaching/ learning of microsurgery help develop skills in other areas of surgery? and vice versa?
  
-  - [[jnl:almeland2019]] suggests teaching microsurgery does not improve their macrosurgical skills, but does increase their interest in plastic surgery. I have some concerns about the study methodology.+  * [[jnl:almeland2019]] suggests teaching microsurgery does not improve their macrosurgical skills, but does increase their interest in plastic surgery. I have some concerns about the study methodology.
  
 +How much time do you need to develop microsurgical skills?
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 +  * [[jnl:onoda2015]] suggests 7-8 hours a day for 15 days is sufficient.
  
 ====Training==== ====Training====
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 There is some evidence that surgical aptitude and attitude can predict performance in surgical training see [[jnl:Moore2015]] There is some evidence that surgical aptitude and attitude can predict performance in surgical training see [[jnl:Moore2015]]
  
 +For medical students: the effect of a curriculum entering surgical rotation: [[jnl:shipper2017|Evaluation of Technical and Non-Technical Skills Curriculum for Students Entering Surgery]]
 ====Clinical Training==== ====Clinical Training====
  
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 === Low Fidelity Training === === Low Fidelity Training ===
-There is good evidence that low fidelity/cheaper simulation works as well as more expensive high tech ones, particularly for novices+There is good evidence that low fidelity/cheaper simulation works as well as more expensive high tech ones, particularly for novices. See this [[jnl:abi-rafeh2019|Systematic Review]]
  
   - [[jnl:wais2012|Low-Fi training can improve cadaveric endoscopic sinus surgery in cadaver]]   - [[jnl:wais2012|Low-Fi training can improve cadaveric endoscopic sinus surgery in cadaver]]
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 ===Other aspects of Learning=== ===Other aspects of Learning===
 +  - [[Retention and Decay]]
   - [[Motivation]]   - [[Motivation]]
   - [[Metacognition]]. See [[jnl:burman2014]]; also mentioned in [[jnl:peyre2011]]   - [[Metacognition]]. See [[jnl:burman2014]]; also mentioned in [[jnl:peyre2011]]
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 === Assessment of Technical Skills === === Assessment of Technical Skills ===
   - [[jnl:Moorthy2003|Objective assessment of technical skills in surgery]]   - [[jnl:Moorthy2003|Objective assessment of technical skills in surgery]]
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 +== Product Assessment ==
 +  * [[jnl:kim2019]]
  
  
 ====Surgical Simulation==== ====Surgical Simulation====
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 +How much simulation?
 +  * [[jnl:rabinovich2021|Does more simulation help in fracture reduction?]]
  
 While becoming more common, there are concerns about: While becoming more common, there are concerns about:
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 [[Glossary]] [[Glossary]]
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 +==== Sleep and Sleep deprivation ====
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 +[[jnl:taffinder1992|Sleep Deprivation on Surgeon's Dexterity]]
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 +==== See also ====
 +  * [[bk:schon1983|The reflective practitioner. How professionals think in action]]
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