Medical Residency Training in Saudi Arabia

How it works

Risks & contraindications

Comparisons

Background

Highlighted claims

• Postgraduate medical training in Saudi Arabia is governed by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• Resident evaluations in KSA currently rely primarily on supervisor assessments, in-training evaluation reports, and standardised examination performance. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• The current evaluation approach in KSA provides a strong foundation for measuring knowledge and clinical skills but does not comprehensively capture interpersonal competencies or team-based performance. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• Residents' unfamiliarity with MSF is attributed to a traditional evaluation culture in KSA where feedback is provided almost exclusively by supervising consultants. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• Addressing power dynamics between physicians, nurses, and patients is particularly important in KSA's training context for successful MSF implementation. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency