Operative Performance Rating System (OPRS) LAPAROSCOPIC VENTRAL HERNIA Evaluator: Resident: Resident Level: Program: Please rate this resident's performance during this operative procedure. For most criteria, the caption above each checkbox provides descriptive anchors for 3 of the 5 points on the rating scale. "NA" (not applicable) should only be selected when the resident did not perform that part of the procedure. Case Difficulty 1 2 3 4 5 Straightforward anatomy, no Intermediate difficulty Abnormal anatomy, related prior surgeries or extensive pathology, related treatment prior surgeries or treatment (for example radiation), or obesity Degree of Prompting or Direction Substantial Direction Some Direction Minimal Direction 1 2 3 4 5 Unable to direct team, Actively assists and Performs all steps and use/choose instruments, or anticipates own and directs team with minimal anticipate next steps as direction from attending to attending’s needs, performs surgeon or as first assistant basic steps with occasional either resident or team, i.e., without constant attending attending direction to anticipates needs, sets up prompting resident and/or surgical exposure for self and team. Somewhat hesitant assistant, transitions fluently and slow to anticipate or between steps, gives clear recognize aberrant direction to first assistant, anatomy, unexpected maintains situation findings, and/or awareness, calmly recovers “slowing from error and recognizes down” moments when to seek help/advice
Operative Performance Rating System (OPRS) LAPAROSCOPIC VENTRAL HERNIA Evaluator: Resident: Resident Level: Program: Please rate this resident's performance during this operative procedure. For most criteria, the caption above each checkbox provides descriptive anchors for 3 of the 5 points on the rating scale. "NA" (not applicable) should only be selected when the resident did not perform that part of the procedure. Case Difficulty 1 2 3 4 5 Straightforward anatomy, no related prior surgeries or treatment Intermediate difficulty Abnormal anatomy, extensive pathology, related prior surgeries or treatment (for example radiation), or obesity Degree of Prompting or Direction Substantial Direction 1 2 Some Direction 3 4 Minimal Direction 5 Unable to direct team, use/choose instruments, or anticipate next steps as surgeon or as first assistant without constant attending prompting Actively assists and anticipates own and attending’s needs, performs basic steps with occasional attending direction to resident and/or surgical team. Somewhat hesitant and slow to anticipate or recognize aberrant anatomy, unexpected findings, and/or “slowing down” moments Performs all steps and directs team with minimal direction from attending to either resident or team, i.e., anticipates needs, sets up exposure for self and assistant, transitions fluently between steps, gives clear direction to first assistant, maintains situation awareness, calmly recovers from error and recognizes when to seek help/advice