Questionnaire on efficacy of the competency-oriented integrated residency and fellowship training for ophthalmologists in Shanghai - Summary - MDSpire

Questionnaire on efficacy of the competency-oriented integrated residency and fellowship training for ophthalmologists in Shanghai

  • By

  • Shijia Li

  • Zichen Zhou

  • Manman Zhu

  • Minghui Zhao

  • Mengyang Gu

  • Ping Wang

  • Shiwei Li

  • Chang Liu

  • Da Long

  • Yan Chen

  • May 22, 2026

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Objective:

To investigate the effectiveness and deficiencies of the integrated residency and fellowship (IRF) training program for ophthalmologists in Shanghai.

Key Findings:
  • Over 90% of instructors and trainees rated the importance of the six core competencies as 'satisfactory' or better, with no statistically significant difference between the two groups.
  • 100% of both instructors and trainees rated the implementation of the training system as 'satisfactory' or better.
  • Over 60% of both instructors and trainees indicated that the supervision mechanism requires further enhancement.
Interpretation:

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Limitations:
  • The study is limited to the context of Shanghai.
  • The survey relied on self-reported data.
Conclusion:

Improvements in supervision are necessary based on the findings.

Original Source(s)

Questionnaire on efficacy of the competency-oriented integrated residency and fellowship training for ophthalmologists in Shanghai

  • by Shijia Li, Zichen Zhou, Manman Zhu, Minghui Zhao, Mengyang Gu, Ping Wang, Shiwei Li, Chang Liu, Da Long, Yan Chen

  • May 22, 2026

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