PRESENTATIONS: 2005
ASE Papers Presented

The following are a selection of papers from the Association for Surgical Education (ASE) that were presented at the 2005 Surgical Education Week, joint meeting of the ASE and the Association of Program Directors in Surgery.
We hope that those who were unable to attend the meeting find them beneficial and informative.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Awakening the Hero Within

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Ignorance Is Not Bliss: A Practical Solution to ACGME Competency #6

WHAT'S NEW IN SURGICAL EDUCATION:

How Surgical Faculty and Residents Assess the First Year of the ACGME Duty-Hour Restrictions

The Effects of Stress on Surgical Performance

Professionalism Behaviors in Faculty: The Resident View

Overnight Activities of Medical Students On Call: Is it really educational?

Effective retention of primary survey skills by medical students after participation in an expanded TEAM (eTEAM) course.

Beta Test Results of a New System Assessing Laparoscopic Competence

Marriage of Professional and Technical Tasks: A Strategy to Improve Informed Consent

Use of a PDA to Monitor Surgery Student Work and Sleep Hours

Impact of a Structured Skills Lab Curriculum on Operative Judgment

Work Hours Restrictions as an Ethical Dilemma for Residents

The Constraints of the 80 Hour Work Week on Didactic Teaching: Maximizing Effectiveness and Surgical Resident Satisfaction

Work Hours Restrictions as an Ethical Dilemma for Residents

Laparoscopic Skills Laboratories: Current Assessment and a Call for Resident Training Standards

Feedback Versus Feeding: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Cognitive Task Analysis, Kinesiology and Mental Imagery: Challenging Surgical Attrition

SIMULATION LABORATORY:
HOW TO USE IT WITH A NEW STRATEGY OF LEARNING, CHALLENGING ATTRITION OF PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE

Training program in trauma surgery: Tele-learning and Tele-coaching in the simulation laboratory

Cognitive Psychology and Procedural Learning

Strategies for Learning Procedural Knowledge

Take home messages

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE WORKSHOP

The Basics of Building a Webpage

Incorporating Innovative Electronic Teaching Tools

Electronic Teaching Tools

Database Basics