2019
DOI: 10.1111/codi.14755
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Implementation of new technology: how to best train the trainers

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“…The current evidence lacks reporting of its impact on clinical outcomes and its effectiveness compared with generic TTT course training. In 2019, Gómez Ruiz et al published an expert consensus on aTTT curriculum for robotic colorectal surgery, which was accompanied by a published editorial[57,58]. Fourteen experts in robotic surgery (defined as having performed a minimum of 50 robotic colorectal resections and being involved in training in colorectal surgery) participated using a modified Delphi process.…”
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“…The current evidence lacks reporting of its impact on clinical outcomes and its effectiveness compared with generic TTT course training. In 2019, Gómez Ruiz et al published an expert consensus on aTTT curriculum for robotic colorectal surgery, which was accompanied by a published editorial[57,58]. Fourteen experts in robotic surgery (defined as having performed a minimum of 50 robotic colorectal resections and being involved in training in colorectal surgery) participated using a modified Delphi process.…”
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confidence: 99%