Gynecology
Research on gynecology published by scientists at University of Washington, Medical Department
Published in Women's Health Weekly, October 2nd, 2008
According to recent research from the United States, "In an era of rapid advances in surgical technology, resident work hour restrictions, increasingly complex patients, and concerns regarding quality of care, new methods of surgical education must be adopted to ensure competency of our obstetric and gynecology trainees. Recent research suggests that laboratory-based surgical training may offer advantages over our current apprenticeship model."
"Laboratory-based training allows trainees to learn in a low-stress environment where mistakes are permissible, procedures can be repeated multiple times to improve muscle memory, and formative feedback can more rapidly lead to...
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