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assessment ocular fundus traditionally direct ophthalmoscopy essential evaluate many neurologic diseases however status training neurology residencies unknown conducted needs assessment determine current attitudes curricula gaps training survey developed administered residents program directors pds acgme accredited neurology residencies united states survey assessed factors current curricula perceived importance confidence skills need improvement data analysis performed using mann whitney u test fisher exact test nineteen pds 116 74 411 residents responded survey 971 residents 1000 pds believe important skill learn 294 pds expected graduating residents completed 10 supervised exams 00 graduating fourth year residents reported p 003 357 graduating residents never correctly identified abnormal finding number times residents practiced unsupervised correlated increasing confidence components exam p 005 residents felt program emphasized likely perform least week compared residents perceive program emphasis 619 vs 350 p 002 confident p 005 667 residents 421 pds satisfied current levels training 967 residents 789 pds felt important improve curriculum training supervised practice practice skills sessions identified helpful interventions improve training vast majority neurology pds residents believe important skill learn unsatisfied current level training advocate improvement curricula current curricula limited formal didactic training supervised practice bulk learning occurs unsupervised practice influenced motivational factors perceived residency emphasis learning