Background There is a need for a standardized curriculum for training and assessment of
robotic surgeons to proficiency, followed by high‐stakes testing (HST) for certification …

Context Robotic surgery has been used with rapidly increasing frequency within urology and
across many other surgical specialties. A standardized curriculum for the training and …

In general surgery, the use of robotic and laparoscopic methods has increased. Robotic
surgery that requires the least incision has advanced over the years in a short period of time …

INTRODUCTION: Robotically assisted surgery has become very popular for numerous
surgical disciplines, yet training practices remain variable with little to no validation. The …

The robotic surgical technology introduced over the last decade and a half has
revolutionized many aspects of performing complex procedures. It combines technological …

Introduction This study reviews the current state of robotic surgery training for surgeons,
including the various curricula, training methods, and tools available, as well as the …

Methods: The curriculum consists of two phases: phase 1 (PGY 1–2): Complete 4 robotic
surgery training modules; read two assigned robotic surgery articles; and practice simulation …

Introduction: Robotic surgery is a rapidly expanding field. Thus far training for robotic
techniques has been unstructured and the requirements are variable across various …

The objective of this study is to determine the ability of the GEARS scale (Global Evaluative
Assessment of Robotic Skills) to differentiate individuals with different levels of experience in …

BACKGROUND: The authors previously developed a comprehensive, proficiency-based
robotic training curriculum that aimed to address 23 unique skills identified via task …