Tip of the week: Review your program's goals and objectives
Residency Program Connection, February 12, 2008
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Most residency programs review their goals and objectives once a year during their annual program review. When reviewing your goals, ask yourself the following questions:
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Do the goals and objectives address all competencies? Which ones are addressed? Which are missing?
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Do they reflect the six core competencies?
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Are all goals relevant to the program?
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Do competencies or skills need to be added?
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Do the goals and objectives reflect the most recent ACGME expectations?
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Does the program effectively measure and document residents' success meeting the stated goals?
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