Experts will discuss how to achieve excellence in training at the 2015 Faculty of Surgical Trainers Annual Conference Improving your performance as a surgical trainer will be a central theme at this year’s FST conference, taking place at the Macdonald Burlington Hotel, Birmingham, on 22 October. ‘Achieving Excellence in Surgical Training’ will us…
Applications are invited from Associates, Members or Fellows of the Faculty to sit on the Faculty Governance Group. The Group runs under the direction of the Surgical Director and meets four times per year to provide the governance of the Faculty. If you are interested in helping to develop the FST, we would be delighted to hear from you. To appl…
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) warns today that many aspects of the surgical training system are outdated and must change to safeguard standards and ensure patient safety as the first surgical training standards for trainers are launched. For the first time trainee surgeons across the UK will be taught by accredited consultants …
We are pleased to announce the following abstracts for oral and poster presentation at this month’s FST annual conference. Oral Presentation Anne Gaunt“Playing the Game”: What do surgical trainees really think about feedback and workplace-based assessments (WPBA)? Vairavan NarayananStandardised operative skills assessment with custom printed 3D …
Ahead of October’s FST conference, keynote speaker Steven Yule discusses the teaching and assessment of non-technical skills in surgery. Steven is Assistant Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and the Neil and Elise Wallace STRATUS Center for Medical Simulation and will be speaking at the FST conference on Wednesday 22 October What a…
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