Basic Motorway Course

ACPGBI had traditionally run a number of 'Motorway' courses across the country aimed at all levels of trainees to cover all aspects of the coloproctology syllabus. These courses have been knowledge courses taught by experienced faculty in different pars of the UK. ACPGBI wish to amalgamate some of these courses to make the "Basic Coloproctology Motorway Course" aimed to deliver aspects of coloproctology required to manage the surgical on call take plus manage patients on the ward and out patient clinic. We would like your opinion to help us deliver what you need.

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* 1. What is your current level?

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* 2. What has been the total cost of courses for study leave attended in 2016?

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* 3. Do you fund your study leave yourself?

Yes - 100% of cost

Yes - > 50% of cost

Yes - < 50% cost

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* 4. Have you had difficulty getting study leave for courses previously?

Yes - please add comment in box below

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Where do you look for a course to attend?

Royal College Website

Word of mouth

Advert from Deanery

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* 6. What is your incentive to attend a course?

Compulsory attendance

Relevant to subspecialty training

Relevant to general training

Exam preparation

Enhance knowledge

Improve clinical practice

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* 7. What influences your decision to attend a course?

Cost

Location

Faculty

Content

Format

Duration

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* 8. When e-learning material is available for a course, would you use them?

Yes - I would like to read prior to the course

Yes - I would like to read after the course

Yes - I would like to have access to this material for a while after the course

No - I do not use them

Other (please specify)

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* 9. What would be your preferred e-learning format?

Interactive forum

Q&A

Reading material

Webinars

Podcasts

Course content

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* 10. When considering a course for Core Trainees in General Surgery, or Junior Registrars, please rate the topics below on a scale of 1 to 5 based on their order of importance.

	1 - Least important	2	3	4	5 - Most important
Applied anatomy of colon and small bowel	Applied anatomy of colon and small bowel 1 - Least important	Applied anatomy of colon and small bowel 2	Applied anatomy of colon and small bowel 3	Applied anatomy of colon and small bowel 4	Applied anatomy of colon and small bowel 5 - Most important
Applied anatomy of rectum and anus	Applied anatomy of rectum and anus 1 - Least important	Applied anatomy of rectum and anus 2	Applied anatomy of rectum and anus 3	Applied anatomy of rectum and anus 4	Applied anatomy of rectum and anus 5 - Most important
Stoma management	Stoma management 1 - Least important	Stoma management 2	Stoma management 3	Stoma management 4	Stoma management 5 - Most important
History of colorectal surgery	History of colorectal surgery 1 - Least important	History of colorectal surgery 2	History of colorectal surgery 3	History of colorectal surgery 4	History of colorectal surgery 5 - Most important
Examination in Colorectal surgery	Examination in Colorectal surgery 1 - Least important	Examination in Colorectal surgery 2	Examination in Colorectal surgery 3	Examination in Colorectal surgery 4	Examination in Colorectal surgery 5 - Most important
Anorectal physiology and endoanal ultrasound	Anorectal physiology and endoanal ultrasound 1 - Least important	Anorectal physiology and endoanal ultrasound 2	Anorectal physiology and endoanal ultrasound 3	Anorectal physiology and endoanal ultrasound 4	Anorectal physiology and endoanal ultrasound 5 - Most important
Faecal incontinence	Faecal incontinence 1 - Least important	Faecal incontinence 2	Faecal incontinence 3	Faecal incontinence 4	Faecal incontinence 5 - Most important
Rectal Prolapse	Rectal Prolapse 1 - Least important	Rectal Prolapse 2	Rectal Prolapse 3	Rectal Prolapse 4	Rectal Prolapse 5 - Most important
Inflammatory bowel disease	Inflammatory bowel disease 1 - Least important	Inflammatory bowel disease 2	Inflammatory bowel disease 3	Inflammatory bowel disease 4	Inflammatory bowel disease 5 - Most important
Peritonitis and colonic perforation	Peritonitis and colonic perforation 1 - Least important	Peritonitis and colonic perforation 2	Peritonitis and colonic perforation 3	Peritonitis and colonic perforation 4	Peritonitis and colonic perforation 5 - Most important
Colorectal cancer	Colorectal cancer 1 - Least important	Colorectal cancer 2	Colorectal cancer 3	Colorectal cancer 4	Colorectal cancer 5 - Most important
Large bowel obstruction	Large bowel obstruction 1 - Least important	Large bowel obstruction 2	Large bowel obstruction 3	Large bowel obstruction 4	Large bowel obstruction 5 - Most important
Pilonidal disease	Pilonidal disease 1 - Least important	Pilonidal disease 2	Pilonidal disease 3	Pilonidal disease 4	Pilonidal disease 5 - Most important
Haemorrhoids	Haemorrhoids 1 - Least important	Haemorrhoids 2	Haemorrhoids 3	Haemorrhoids 4	Haemorrhoids 5 - Most important
Perianal sepsis	Perianal sepsis 1 - Least important	Perianal sepsis 2	Perianal sepsis 3	Perianal sepsis 4	Perianal sepsis 5 - Most important
Anal fistula	Anal fistula 1 - Least important	Anal fistula 2	Anal fistula 3	Anal fistula 4	Anal fistula 5 - Most important
Anal fissure	Anal fissure 1 - Least important	Anal fissure 2	Anal fissure 3	Anal fissure 4	Anal fissure 5 - Most important
Diverticular disease	Diverticular disease 1 - Least important	Diverticular disease 2	Diverticular disease 3	Diverticular disease 4	Diverticular disease 5 - Most important
Laparoscopic colorectal surgery	Laparoscopic colorectal surgery 1 - Least important	Laparoscopic colorectal surgery 2	Laparoscopic colorectal surgery 3	Laparoscopic colorectal surgery 4	Laparoscopic colorectal surgery 5 - Most important
Surgical Trials	Surgical Trials 1 - Least important	Surgical Trials 2	Surgical Trials 3	Surgical Trials 4	Surgical Trials 5 - Most important
Colorectal cancer MDT	Colorectal cancer MDT 1 - Least important	Colorectal cancer MDT 2	Colorectal cancer MDT 3	Colorectal cancer MDT 4	Colorectal cancer MDT 5 - Most important
Obstructed Defecation	Obstructed Defecation 1 - Least important	Obstructed Defecation 2	Obstructed Defecation 3	Obstructed Defecation 4	Obstructed Defecation 5 - Most important

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* 11. Are there any topics that you feel should be added to a colorectal course designed for CT1-ST4?

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* 12. If you are a non-colorectal trainee, would you attend a course with topics mentioned above to help with your general on call?

Yes

Maybe