Direct observation of procedural skills (DOPS) assessment in diagnostic gastroscopy: nationwide evidence of validity and competency development during training

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RT @drkeithsiau: Training is an integral part of #Scopemanship. Our study shows the role of DOPS assessments in upper GI endoscopy and when…

Excellent work Keith!

RT @drkeithsiau: Training is an integral part of #Scopemanship. Our study shows the role of DOPS assessments in upper GI endoscopy and when…

RT @drkeithsiau: Training is an integral part of #Scopemanship. Our study shows the role of DOPS assessments in upper GI endoscopy and when…

Great, can you email me the paper? Thanks in advance

RT @drkeithsiau: Training is an integral part of #Scopemanship. Our study shows the role of DOPS assessments in upper GI endoscopy and when…

RT @drkeithsiau: Training is an integral part of #Scopemanship. Our study shows the role of DOPS assessments in upper GI endoscopy and when…

Training is an integral part of #Scopemanship. Our study shows the role of DOPS assessments in upper GI endoscopy and when trainees develop specific technical and non-technical skills https://t.co/VNI9tKzg1t @JAG_Endoscopy @stevenbollipo @BilalMohammadMD @