Obstetric Ultrasonography in Postgraduate Radiology Training

What is it about?

This article presents the findings of a survey conducted in Turkey to evaluate the competencies and training experiences of radiology residents and specialists in obstetric ultrasound. The study highlights deficiencies in postgraduate training, including a low number of patients cared for, insufficient rotation time, and a lack of theoretical courses. Specialists considered themselves more competent compared to residents. Continuous medical training was identified as an important factor for acquiring competencies. The study emphasizes the need for improved obstetric ultrasound training in radiology residency programs and ongoing education for specialists

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Why is it important?

This study is important because it sheds light on the inadequacies in obstetric ultrasound training for radiology residents and specialists in Turkey. By identifying the deficiencies in patient care, rotation time, and theoretical courses, it highlights the need for improvements in training programs to ensure competent and skilled practitioners in this critical field of healthcare.