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Update from the RRC. Suzanne Z. Powell, M.D. A Disclaimer: I am providing this information to you as an individual who is an RRC member, not as the official representative of the RRC or ACGME. . AP/CP Requirement Changes. Shared Autopsy: 2 maximum Eliminate “Primary Prosector”
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Update from the RRC Suzanne Z. Powell, M.D. A Disclaimer: I am providing this information to you as an individual who is an RRC member, not as the official representative of the RRC or ACGME.
AP/CP Requirement Changes • Shared Autopsy: 2 maximum • Eliminate “Primary Prosector” • Participate in all aspects of Autopsy • “appropriate to the case”
AP/CP Program Requirement Changes • Autopsy • Recognize that many programs need to have forensic cases count toward the 50 required cases for the ABP • Participation in all 7 aspects of the case will not be tightly adhered to – “participate in aspects appropriate to case” • However, residents will be expected to preview slides on their cases prior to signout
Autopsy Components • Review of History and Circumstances • External Exam of Body • Gross Dissection • Review of Micro & Lab Findings • Written Description of Gross & Micro • Opinion on Cause of Death • Review of Report with Faculty
Future Requirement Addition • Pathology Specific Competencies • (attachment circulated at PRODS meeting)
New Bone Marrow PIF Question If residents do not perform bone marrow aspirations and/or biopsies, how do you ensure that they become familiar with the procedures and the determination of the adequacy of specimens and preparation techniques?
General Competencies As of July, 2006 Goals & Objectives in all 6 Areas Teaching/Learning in all 6 Areas Evaluation in all 6 areas Use eval result to improve program
General Competencies As of July, 2006 RRC Citations: Constructive Recommendations GMEC Review of Program Compliance Increasing Emphasis on Performance Data
General Competencies Components of a Curriculum Goals & Objectives Teaching Strategies/Learning Opportunities Evaluation Methods
General Competencies Curriculum Materials Medical Knowledge Acquisition Analysis Application
General Competencies Curriculum Materials Patient Care Gathering Information Synthesis Partnering with patients/families Technical Skill
General Competencies Curriculum Materials Practice-based Learning and Improvement Life-long Learning Evidence-based Medicine Quality Improvement Teaching Skills
General Competencies Curriculum Materials Systems-based Practice Health Care Delivery System Patient Safety and Advocacy System Causes of Error
General Competencies Curriculum Materials Professionalism Professional Behavior Ethical Principles Cultural Competence
General Competencies Curriculum Materials Interpersonal & Communication Skills Communicating with Patients & Families Communicating with Team Members Scholarly Communication
ACGME Case Log System • Required areas for data entry: • Autopsy • Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy • Bone Marrow Aspiration Biopsy • Since 7/1/2006, only 994 residents have made at least one entry into the case log system (there are 2330 filled resident positions currently) • Only 50% of programs entered data when examined at the last RRC meeting
ACGME Approved Positions • Almost no increase in AP/CP positions in the last three years • 2554 positions in 2003 • 2568 in 2005 • FILLED positions have increased from 2163 in 2001 to 2330 in 2005 • NRMP March 2007 – 513 positions offered in the match, only 47 not filled prior to “Scramble Day” • Selective Pathology Program approvals continue to rise and therefore, changes to the Selective Pathology PIF, particularly since many of these programs are for AP, in the works • 9 programs with 36 fellows in 2000 • 13 programs with 45 fellows in 2003 • 40 programs with 96 fellows in 2005 • 44 programs with 105 fellows in 2006
RRC Contact Information • 515 North State Street, Suite 2000 • Chicago, IL 60610 • Fax: 312.755.7498 • Steve Nestler: 312.755.5025, spn@acgme.org • Billy Hart: 312.755.5026, bhart@acgme.org • ACGME Webpage: www.acgme.org