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    Interventional Competency Goals Self-evaluations from the Perspective of Family Medicine Residents for Emergency Medicine Rotation
    (Selçuk Üniversitesi, 2024 Şubat) Arıkan, Cüneyt; Öngel, Kurtuluş; Saylav Bora, Ejder; Çalışkan Pala, Seval; Kanter, Efe; Alban, Merve; Çomak, Pelin
    Background: This study aims to determine how competent family medicine residents think they are in meeting the interventional competency goals set for the emergency medicine rotation and what factors are linked to their competency levels. Material and Method: The study is a methodological and cross-sectional study between 1 May and 31 October 2022. One hundred thirty-eight family medicine residents who completed their emergency medicine rotation and agreed to participate were included in the study. In the questionnaire used to collect data in the study, the Emergency Medicine Rotation Interventional Competence Scale (EMRICS) was developed by the researchers based on the family medicine specialty training curriculum and sociodemographic characteristics. Results: The mean age of the study group was 29.71±4.27 (Mean±SD) years, and 60.10% (n:83) were women. The mean scores obtained from the scale in the study group were 59.86±11.72 (Mean±SD). While the interventional competence in which family physician residents had the highest proficiency was arterial blood gas with 97.80% (n:135), the lowest was tracheostomy with 15.20% (n:21). Evaluation of essential life support (p:0.037), intubation (p:0.028), tracheostomy (p:0.034), trauma patient assessment (p:0.004) in the study group who applied five or more times received higher EMRICS than those who did not apply at all. Conclusion: Family medicine residents are competent enough for most emergency medicine rotation targets. In order to achieve the desired competence in interventional competency goals, it is recommended that it be repeated at least five times. Developed based on the training curriculum, EMRICS is a valid and reliable measurement tool for competency assessment.