Boris Jidovtseff, Liliane De Sousa Morgado, Arja Sääkslahti, Kristy Howells, Lisa M Barnett, Eva D'Hondt, Aldo M Costa, Kristine De Martelaer
An Evaluation of the Reliability of the Pictorial Scale of Perceived Water Competence and Its Relationship With Actual Water Competence
Perceptual and motor skills
lack data evaluating operative autonomy within vascular surgery study aims determine discrepancies exist definition autonomy trainees attending faculty institutional review boardapproved anonymous survey emailed vascular trainees attending faculty accreditation council graduate medical educationapproved vascular surgery training programs united states data compared using chisquare statistical analysis onehundred fortynine responses vascular surgery trainees n 89 faculty n 60 obtained highly ranked preoperative skill trainees case planning postgraduate yearlevels although majority trainees believe skill expected 361 attendings responded expect trainee levels perform task drapingpositioning ranked second important intraoperative task postgraduate yearlevels attendings however 328 attendings expect trainees perform exposure critical structures ranked important intraoperative task trainees attendings chief fellow level however responses trainees attendings showed expected 70 time asked doublescrubbing independently tasks trainees assessed doublescrubbing inherently important autonomy levels training within regions 443 attendings responded expect trainees doublescrub additionally trainees regions responded spend 25 cases doublescrubbed responses show discrepancy skills trainees attendings deem important autonomy versus expected trainees reality