Table 3.
Characteristics of the use of laboratory skills as an educational tool including learning objectives, phase of completion and metrics assessment
| Laboratory (wet/dry) Skills learning objectives | Phase of completion | Performance metrics | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bolger et al. 2017 [11] | Not specified | N/A | N/A |
| Collins et al. 2017 [12] | 1) Cadaver based basic course, understanding the robot and port set up, camera movement, how to use the console and instruments | Completed before operating with the robot | Not specified for 1) and 2) |
| 2) Cadaver based advanced course, objectives not otherwise specified | Not specified | ||
| Formisano et al. 2019 [13] | Laboratory training to assess basic competencies (co-ordination of masters and pedals, bimanual co-ordination, camera control and use of the third robotic arm) | Occurs prior to bedside or console experience | Not specified |
| Martin et al. 2019 [14] | 1)Spring cadaver course, objectives not otherwise specified | Occurs in the advanced phase prior to console training | Not specified for 1) and 2) |
| 2)Advanced cadaver course, objectives not otherwise specified | Occurs in the equivalency certification phase in conjunction with console training | ||
| Waters et al. 2021 [15] | 1) Hands on Dry Lab, objectives not otherwise specified | Occurs in the self-directed phase prior to operating room experience | Not specified for 1) and 2) |
| 2) Animal model course, objectives not otherwise specified | Occurs in the trainer directed phase prior to console experience | ||
| Unruh et al. 2023 [16] | Not specified | N/A | N/A |