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<p>The shift towards outpatient care presents a&#xa0;challenge for resident training in orthopedics and trauma surgery but also offers opportunities for the further development of medical education. Through targeted adjustments to the training structure, cooperation between different healthcare sectors, and the use of innovative teaching methods, comprehensive and high-quality training can be ensured even with a situation that is in flux. At the same time, structural obstacles, such as the limited availability of funded positions and insufficient financial support, must be addressed to establish a&#xa0;sustainable training strategy for the future. A&#xa0;crucial factor will be how surgical training in the outpatient sector is structured and whether appropriate incentives are created to encourage collaboration between hospitals and private practices.</p>

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Facharztausbildung Orthopädie und Unfallchirurgie und Ambulantisierung

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    2025年7月31日

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  • Dennis Liem

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The shift towards outpatient care presents a challenge for resident training in orthopedics and trauma surgery but also offers opportunities for the further development of medical education. Through targeted adjustments to the training structure, cooperation between different healthcare sectors, and the use of innovative teaching methods, comprehensive and high-quality training can be ensured even with a situation that is in flux. At the same time, structural obstacles, such as the limited availability of funded positions and insufficient financial support, must be addressed to establish a sustainable training strategy for the future. A crucial factor will be how surgical training in the outpatient sector is structured and whether appropriate incentives are created to encourage collaboration between hospitals and private practices.