Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery

Posted On 2021-02-23 15:49:40


This focused series on “Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery” is edited by Gilbert Massard from Service de Chirurgie Thoracique, Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France.

Specialist training is a critical issue in Europe and worldwide. The trainee is a future colleague from whom we expect that he will deliver the best ever possible quality of care. Continuous professional development should lead to accreditation and recertification. However, once again, there are considerable variations between European countries concerning reglementations of life-long learning on the one hand, and recertification on the other hand. However, this additional challenge of the future with a marked political flavour is a matter of professional advocacy rather than education! We thank all expert authors for their invaluable contribution to this series. We hope that our common work will be useful to both trainees and trainers!

Editorial on Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery
Specialist training in Europe: introduction to a special issue of the Journal of Thoracic Diseases
Gilbert Massard, Daiana Stolz

Review Article on Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery
Why do we need harmonization in thoracic surgery: a view from above by the European Union of Medical Specialists
Toni Lerut, Dirk Van Raemdonck, Gilbert Massard

Harmonisation of respiratory medicine: the success story of European curriculum development
Daiana Stolz, Nathalie Tabin, Amy Farr

Editorial on Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery
Methodology of curriculum development
Nathalie Tabin, Carine Pannetier, Daiana Stolz

Review Article on Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery
Auditorium of the future: e learning platform
Hasan F. Batirel, Jalal Assouad, Harry Etienne, Xavier Benoit D’Journo

Teaching non-technical skills: the patient centered approach
Gianluca Casali, Gareth Lock, Nuria M. Novoa

Perspectives on Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery
Utilization of a training portfolio in thoracic and cardiovascular surgery: the example of the French platform-EPIFORM
Alex Fourdrain, Charles-Henri David, Lucile Gust, Gilbert Massard

Review Article on Training in Pulmonary Medicine and Surgery
Structured and evidence-based training of technical skills in respiratory medicine and thoracic surgery
Pia Iben Pietersen, Christian B. Laursen, René Horsleben Petersen, Lars Konge

How to prepare for academic leadership: scientific training curriculum
Isabelle Opitz, Thorsten Walles

Mobility during and after training: autobiography and advice to early career colleagues
Carolina Torres, Anna Elisabeth Frick

Disclosure:
The series “Training in pulmonary medicine and surgery” was commissioned by the editorial office, Journal of Thoracic Disease without any funding or sponsorship. Gilbert Massard is serving as the unpaid Guest Editor for series.