Editorial
English
AA Arifi 1, BZ Zaidan 2, M Mitiek 3, M Lunghi 3
1 – Department of Cardiac Surgery, Tripoli Medical Centre, Faculty of Medicine, Alfateh University, Libya 2 – Department of Surgery, Tripoli Medical Centre, Faculty of Medicine, Alfateh University, Libya 3 – Department of Orthopedics. Tripoli Medical Centre, Faculty of Medicine, Alfateh University, Libya
Libyan J Med 2009; 4(2):F112-115
Abstract
The General Surgical Training Programmes worldwide are designed to ensure that the advanced surgical trainee in surgery achieves competency in knowledge, skill and attitude, both operative and non-operative in a wide range of common surgical conditions, enabling the trainee to practice competently as a surgeon.
Therefore, the goal of the surgical training is to train broad-based, highly qualified surgical specialists who can provide excellence in the care of patients with a wide range of surgical diseases. To this end we have to strive to a training programme that emphasizes education over service, training in all major surgical subspecialties, and strong academic affiliations.
Keywords: Surgical training, Evidence based medicine, Minimally invasive surgical Training, Non clinical skills.
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