Table 6.
Appreciation of the learning pathway
| n = 19 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Satisfaction with training pathway, median (IQR) | 7 (7–9) | |
| As an ESD trainee, before clinical ESD practice | ||
| Courses with ex vivo animal models | ||
| Usefulness, median (IQR) | 7 (5–10) | |
| Consideration as a prerequisite, n (%) | 12 (63) | |
| Courses with live animal models | ||
| Usefulness, median (IQR) | 10 (9–10) | |
| Consideration as a prerequisite, n (%) | 17 (89) | |
| Most valuable individual learning methods | ||
| Courses with live animal models | 18 (32) | |
| Human ESD under supervision | 12 (21) | |
| Observing human ESDs performed by experts | 11 (19) | |
| ESD meetings, symposiums, conferences, and live demonstrations | 7 (12) | |
| Courses with ex vivo animal models | 5 (9) | |
| “ESD theory literature” | 4 (7) | |
| Methods lacking for better ESD training | ||
| Centers for observing/assisting human ESDs performed by experts | 15 (39) | |
| ESD courses with live animals models | 13 (34) | |
| ESD meetings, symposiums, conferences, or live demonstrations | 4 (11) | |
| ESD courses with ex vivo animal models | 3 (8) | |
| “ESD theory literature” | 3 (8) |