Transcript Education in Facial Plastic Reconstructive and - UEMS

UEMS-ENT Meeting, 30-31 September, 2011 - İzmir
Education in Facial
Plastic Reconstructive
and Aesthetic Surgery
(FPRAS)
Fazıl Apaydın, MD
Fazıl Apaydın, MD
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UEMS representative of EAFPS
Professor of Otolaryngology, Ege University, İzmirTurkey
Honorary Faculty, Division of Facial Plastic
Surgery, University of Illinois at Chicago, Dept. Of
Otolaryngology Head-Neck Surgery, Chicago-USA
Diplomate of Facial Plastic Surgery
President of the Facial Plastic Surgery Society
(Turkey)
Coordinator, Information Technologies Center, Ege
University, İzmir-Turkey
General Coordinator, Radio Campus Ege
Outline
 Residency training
 Training after residency
Outline
 Residency training
Logbook
Residency board exam
 Training after residency
Subspecialties
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Otology / Neurootology
Rhinology / Allergy
Head and Neck Surgery
Facial Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic
Surgery
5. Pediatric otolaryngology
6. Audiology / vestibulology
7. Phoniatrics / Communication Disorders
Reorganization of the resident
logbook according to subspecialties
Reorganization of the resident
logbook according to subspecialties
 It will facilitate residency training
 It will encourage all the subspecialties to
come up with their own fellowship programs
Residency logbook and subspecialty
logbook
 Should include the same items
 The level of each procedure should change
(a) Trainee assists the trainer
(s) Trainee requires supervision/assistance by the
trainer
(i) Trainee performs the procedure/management
independently/alone
Resident’s logbook
Fellow’s logbook
What is needed?
 All the subspecialty organizations should come
with a logbook and training program
 The UEMS-ENT and the representives of all
these subspecialty organizations should give a
final shape to the resident’s logbook
Very Difficult
European Board Examination in ORL,
Head and Neck Surgery
 EAFPS is actively involved in both oral and written
exams
 EAFPS has provided both oral guided questions
and MCQs
 No feedback on the quality of the questions
 No chance to comment on the questions of
undisclosed origin that were included in the
written part of the exam
 The representative of EAFPS (Koen Ingels) should
be allowed to screen the FPRAS MCQs included in
the Exam
Outline
 Residency training
Logbook
Residency board exam
 Training after residency
Fellowship
Certification
Board exam
CEN
UEMS ORL SECTION AND BOARD
SUBSPECIALTY TRAINING
PROGRAMME IN FACIAL PLASTIC
RECONSTRUCTIVE AND AESHTHETIC
SURGERY
Subspecialty Training Programme in
FPRAS (42 pages)
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Introduction
Definition of the subspecialty
Description and requirements for the training centre
Trainee
Programme director
Programme
Evaluation
Content of the logbook
Charters on training and visitation
Required literature and scientific journals to be
mastered
We did some changes and
gave a final form to the
fellowship logbook
Currently we have 8 recognised
fellowship programmes available
The reason not to publish the 2
year programme
 Open questions and frank criticism regarding
overlapping of procedures with
subspecialties such as HNS
 Lack of training facilities
 Funding of a 2 year fellowship
European FPRAS
Board Exam
Panel: Education in FPRAS
 Moderator: Fazil Apaydin
Speakers:
1. Abel Jan-Tasman: EAFPS and education
2. Julian Rowe-Jones: EAFPS Fellowship programs
3. Koen Ingels: Certification in FPRAS
4. Santdeep Paun: IFFPSS Board exam
5. Fazil Apaydin: UEMS and FPS
Pietro
Palma
Abel-Jan
Tasman
Antonio
Sousa Vieira
Executive Committee
Panel: Education in FPRAS
 Moderator: Fazil Apaydin
Speakers:
1. Abel Jan-Tasman: EAFPS and education
2. Julian Rowe-Jones: EAFPS Fellowship programs
3. Koen Ingels: Certification in FPRAS
4. Santdeep Paun: IFFPSS Board exam
5. Fazil Apaydin: UEMS and FPRAS
Facial Plastic
Reconstructive and
Aesthetic Surgery
within ORL-HNS
Why I am here?
 Implementation of FPRAS in a more
systematic way into the resident’s
logbook
 Two-year subspecialty training for FPRAS
Sections
I Basic objectives.
II Otology
III Nose and paranasal sinuses
IV Larynx, tracheobronchial tree
V Oral cavity, pharynx, oesophagus
VI Head and neck
VII Facial Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic
Surgery
Surgical Management
 Head and Neck
 Trauma
 Reconstructive
 Congenital
 Cosmetic
Why Aesthetic ?
 6 years ago the plastic surgeons put it in
their titles
 Created monopoly
 Against the rules of fair play
 “Doctor will and aesthetic surgeon take
part in my operation to put the sticthes?”
Road map
 National delegates and EAFPS members
should work closely with national ENT
societies and UEMS-ORL delegates
 Please affiliate your working group or FPS
society with your National ENT Society
 Try build the FPS program of a general annual
ENT meeting through your FPS group
 Be active in your country in educating the
residents and collegues
Facial Plastic Surgery Journal
 Werner Heppt is the editor
 Indexed by ICI in 2009
 Impact factor is going up
 Now on accept original articles
Outline
 Residency training
Logbook
Residency board exam
 Training after residency
Fellowship
Certification
Board exam
CEN
Outline
 Residency training
Logbook
Residency board exam
 Training after residency
Fellowship
Certification
Board exam
CEN