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Educational research on medical residency programs in Chile: a scoping review and analysis of the impact of the new accreditation policy.

Katherine Marín DonatoSoledad Armijo-RiveraRené Cantariño PérezScarlett Vicencio-ClarkePaulina Ramírez-DelgadoXimena Triviño BonifayDiego Andrés Díaz-GuioCarolina Acuña Mujica
Published in: BMC medical education (2024)
Research on medical education in Chile's postgraduate residency programs is limited, with most studies concentrated in a few universities. The new accreditation criteria emphasize educational research, posing challenges for many institutions to meet higher standards. Understanding unexplored areas in educational research and learning from successful programs can enhance research productivity and align efforts with accreditation expectations. Continuous evaluation and new research on residents' satisfaction, skills acquisition, and well-being are needed to ensure training quality and accountability.
Keyphrases
  • medical education
  • public health
  • quality improvement
  • healthcare
  • medical students
  • mental health