2993 Trans Console Authority Gradient On Robotic Platform Dual Consoles in Resident Surgical Education

Abstract

Study Objective To analyze and evaluate the role of dual console robotic technology in the surgical training environment of gynecologic surgical resident training. Modeled after aviation training dual controls with training pilots the trans cockpit authority gradient has been implicated in aviation accidents and " near misses". Extrapolating these phenomena to robotic training consoles and evaluating with Lickert scale analysis can assist with both learner and trainer surgical efficiency and safety. Design Descriptive. Setting Academic Multicenter Teaching Hospitals with Gynecology residents and general gynecology, FPMRS and gyn- oncology robotic faculty. Patients or Participants PGY 2-4 Obstetrical and Gynecology residents in training. Interventions Following systematic analysis of trans console authority gradient. Measurements and Main Results Lickert analysis and OR observational analysis favors dual console for effective training, intraoperative surgical hand offs showed diminishment of negative perceptions across the console authority gradient. Conclusion Affirmation of learner and instructor affinity for dual robotic consoles in training. Recognition that the trans console authority gradient can affect learner comfort and the learning environment. To analyze and evaluate the role of dual console robotic technology in the surgical training environment of gynecologic surgical resident training. Modeled after aviation training dual controls with training pilots the trans cockpit authority gradient has been implicated in aviation accidents and " near misses". Extrapolating these phenomena to robotic training consoles and evaluating with Lickert scale analysis can assist with both learner and trainer surgical efficiency and safety. Descriptive. Academic Multicenter Teaching Hospitals with Gynecology residents and general gynecology, FPMRS and gyn- oncology robotic faculty. PGY 2-4 Obstetrical and Gynecology residents in training. Following systematic analysis of trans console authority gradient. Lickert analysis and OR observational analysis favors dual console for effective training, intraoperative surgical hand offs showed diminishment of negative perceptions across the console authority gradient. Affirmation of learner and instructor affinity for dual robotic consoles in training. Recognition that the trans console authority gradient can affect learner comfort and the learning environment.