• 作者：E.M. San Norberto ; ^{esannorberto@hotmail.com} ; C. Vaquero
• 关键词：Formació ; n especializada ; Cirugí ; a vascular ; Angiologí ; a ; Formació ; n quirú ; rgica ; Espa&ntilde ; a
• 刊名：Angiolog铆a
• 出版年：2010
• 期刊代码：pca50_00033170
• 类别：med
• 出版时间：March-April 2010
• 卷：62
• 期：2
• 页码：71-77
• 文件大小：154 K

Introduction

Training in Angiology and Vascular Surgery in Spain is 5 year program. There is no way in our country to know the results of training as a resident.

Objective

To find out the opinions of residents on their training and medical activity.

Material and methods

A 10 item survey on the training program, the job expectations and actions during the first months of specialized activity was completed by 25 (96.2%) angiologists and vascular surgeons who ended their training by 2008.

Results

The 76%value their training as good and 20%as excellent. A total of 88%would repeat their training in the same teaching unit, although only 9 met the minimum of activity quantified in the specialty program. Twenty four found work immediately, mostly in the public health system (92%). Not performing endovascular (p = 0.004) or open aortoiliac procedures (p = 0.017) was related with not achieving the quantifying objectives. Not performing the minimum number of in the training program was not seen as a determining factor in choosing a teaching unit(p = 0.667), and was not related to finding employment (p = 0.325) or performing aortic endovascular procedures (p = 0.444).

Conclusions

Training in Angiology and Vascular Surgery in our country achieves a high level of satisfaction perceived by residents, despite not having completed, in the majority of cases, the minimum quantifying objectives included into the training program. They have a great employment potential and are professionals who performance most of medical needs in the public healthcare system medical.