Endoscopy training in Korea

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Abstract

It is essential to maintain high-quality endoscopy given the increasing number of endoscopic screens performed in Korea. The training of fellows to perform endoscopies is challenging. The rapid development of endoscopic techniques and rising patient complexity increase the training pressures. At the end of training, all practitioners must perform endoscopy safely and effectively. Here, we examine the current status of endoscopy training in Korea. Although our system produces many competent endoscopists, there is room for improvement. Formal training programs should be developed to train the trainers. Specific assessment tools measuring performance and improving training are required. Changes should be made at all levels to improve our endoscopy training system.

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Kim, J. S., & Kim, B. W. (2019, March 1). Endoscopy training in Korea. Korean Journal of Internal Medicine. Korean Association of Internal Medicine. https://doi.org/10.3904/kjim.2019.028

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