Department of Ophthalmology, The Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas 77030, USA.
Surv Ophthalmol. 2013 Jul-Aug;58(4):359-69. doi: 10.1016/j.survophthal.2013.01.002.
The ACGME is moving towards the next generation of accreditation in the USA called the Next Accreditation System (NAS). The NAS is anticipated to reduce the burden on programs to comply with accreditation requirements; to produce meaningful, innovative, and continuous benchmark outcomes data; to use ongoing individual and programmatic milestones to judge performance; and ultimately to produce better trained residents, to improve the quality of care, to reduce health care costs and health care disparities, and to provide objective evidence to the public and other external stakeholders of the quality of graduate medical education across the specialties of medicine. We describe the ACGME milestone development process for ophthalmology. If successful, the NAS will benefit all programs by reducing the programmatic burden and paperwork; increasing accreditation cycle length; and improving all programs through formative and summative feedback.
ACGME 正在美国向称为下一代认证系统 (NAS) 的下一代认证迈进。NAS 有望减轻计划遵守认证要求的负担; 生成有意义的、创新的和持续的基准结果数据; 使用正在进行的个人和计划里程碑来判断绩效; 并最终培养出更好的受训住院医师，提高医疗质量，降低医疗成本和医疗差距，并为公众和其他外部利益相关者提供医学各专业研究生医学教育质量的客观证据。我们描述了眼科的 ACGME 里程碑开发过程。如果成功，NAS 将通过减少计划负担和文书工作; 增加认证周期长度; 通过形成性和总结性反馈来改善所有计划，从而使所有计划受益。
