Commentary: Restructuring residency training in ophthalmology during COVID-19 era: Challenges and opportunities

Mentoring during anesthesia residency training: challenges and opportunities.

Three key components are required for success at any stage of a medical career: an engaged physician, one or more experienced mentors, and the time to invest in learning. Mentorship is a vital component for success, and few would argue the benefits of having one or more experienced and engaged mentors during their career. In medicine, the many benefits of being mentored have been well establish...

Challenges and opportunities in restructuring radiology residencies: the APDR Residency Restructuring Committee report.

Changes to the ABR certification process are imminent, with a core examination after 36 months of training and a certifying examination 15 months after the completion of training replacing the current examination structure for residents entering training in July 2010 and beyond. The Residency Restructuring Committee of the Association of Program Directors in Radiology was developed to analyze t...

Ophthalmology residency training in India: Quo vadis?

Residency training is an essential phase of metamorphosis in the life cycle of a medical student that marks the transformation of a theoretical generalist into a practically oriented specialist gearing up to assume personal responsibility for patient care. Over the years, the process of surgical training has evolved from an unstructured apprenticeship of unlimited duration in the distant past, ...

Echocardiography education in COVID-19 era

Challenges on Hospital Fire Safety during COVID-19 Crisis