Kursevaluation in AO Trauma-Veranstaltungen – was haben wir gelernt?

Zusammenfassung

Um den Erfolg und die Effektivität von Fortbildungsveranstaltungen zu ermitteln und die Qualität der medizinischen Fortbildung zu verbessern, brauchen Kursanbieter, Dozierende und Instruktoren von praktischen Übungen Zugang zu klar strukturierten und umfangreichen Evaluations- und Assessmentdaten. Die AO führte 2016 ein neues, schlankes und einheitliches Evaluations- und Assessmentsystem ein, das AO Trauma Deutschland seit 2019 benutzt. Die erstellten Berichte haben den Dozierenden ermöglicht, die Fortbildungsveranstaltungen den Bedürfnissen der Teilnehmer anzupassen. Das neue System hat es den verschiedenen Komitees auch ermöglicht, zukünftige Fortbildungsveranstaltungen zu planen und die Qualität der medizinischen Weiterbildung stetig zu verbessern. Insgesamt waren die von AO Trauma Deutschland angebotenen Veranstaltungen erfolgreich und wurden den Bedürfnissen der Teilnehmer/-innen gerecht.

Abstract

To determine the effectiveness of educational events and improve the quality of continuing medical education (CME), course providers and medical faculty instructors must have access to structured and consistent collection and reporting of evaluation and assessment data. In 2016 the AO implemented a new streamlined and consistent evaluation and assessment system that AO Trauma Germany have used since 2019. The generated reports have helped faculty to adjust educational events to meet the needs of participants. The new system has also helped committees to plan future educational events and to improve the quality of CME on an ongoing basis. Overall, the AO Trauma Germany educational activities were effective and met participant's needs

Schlüsselwörter

Evaluation - Assessment - medizinische Fortbildung - weiterführende medizinische Ausbildung - Traumaausbildung - Unfallchirurgie und Orthopädie

Key words

evaluation - assessment - CPD - CME - trauma education

Publication History

Article published online:
28 February 2022

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