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Report on training programme, logbook and centre accreditation

This report outlines the training programme and accreditation process established by the UEMS-ORL Section for Head and Neck Surgery. Accepted across all UEMS member states, the programme serves as a guideline for accredited training centres to ensure head and neck surgical fellows meet European standards. Details include the introduction, accreditation process, periodic review, and monitoring of training centres, along with essential information regarding training institutions, faculty, clinical activities, and residents’ education and research.

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Report on training programme, logbook and centre accreditation

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  1. Report on training programme, logbook and centre accreditation Head and Neck Group Geneve October 2013 Ulrik Pedersen Chair

  2. Ulrik Pedersen (chair) • Peter Gormley (scribe) • AnttieMäkitie • Francis Marchal • Henri Marres • Jan Plzak • PavelDulguerov • ReidarGrenman • RenatoPiantanida • Stanislav Bien The HNO - Group

  3. The UEMS-ORL Section and Board has developed an European training programme and a log book for Head and Neck Surgery. • The training programme is based on the accepted UEMS-ORL training programme in Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery • The subspecialitytraining programme has beenaccepted by all UEMS memberstates. • The trainingprogrammeshould serve as a guideline for approvedtraining centers to enable head and neckfellows to meet the European standard Introduction

  4. Aim • Introduction • Accreditationprocess • Periodicreview of centre accreditation • Monitoring and reporting Centre accreditation for subspecialtytraining in Head and NeckSurgery.

  5. Visitation of a training centre in ENT-HNS -Nameand address of the training institution -Descriptionof the training institution -Information of the training centre -Teachingpersonel -Clinicalactivity of the department -Research activity -Theoretical/professional education of residents -Practical/clinicaltraining -Scientific activity of the residents -Report of the visit Centre accreditation for subspecialtytraining in Head and NeckSurgery.

  6. Reply from EHNS

  7. It is importantthat the UEMS documents concerning education programs and logbooksareapproved by: • The relevant European Subspecialty Society(Societies) • EUFOS • European Academy • (The Confederation) approval

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