Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (2016)

Overview Key Topics Professional/Leadership Skills Intermediate Final Special Interest Optional curricula TIGs

LEVELS

ST1

ST2

ST3

ST4

ST5

ST6

ST7

ST8

Stage Overview

Cleft Lip and Palate Stage 1 Key Objectives to be achieved in the first 6 months

Cleft Lip and Palate Overview

Basic science as applied to Cleft surgery

Patient management and family

Patient management and family care

Surgical Skills

Surgical skills

Empathy and sensitivity, ethics, consent

Antenatal diagnosis

Organisation and planning

Data and record management

Audit/evidence-based medicine

Cleft Lip and Palate Stage 2 Objectives to be Achieved within 18 months

Core knowledge

Genetics, syndromes

Growth and development in infant/child nutrition

Speech development

Peri-operative management

Antenatal management

Antenatal management

Post natal management

Post-natal management

Principles of pre-surgical orthodontics

Primary surgery

Primary lip repair

Primary palate repair

Secondary surgery

Lip revision and fistula closure

Investigation of velo-pharyngeal function

Secondary palatal surgery, surgical management of VPI

Alveolar bone graft

Cleft related orthognathic surgery

Multidisciplinary teamworking

Basic otology and hearing assessment

Speech and language therapy

Paediatric and restorative dentistry

Child and adolescent psychology

Children with disabilities

General paediatric issues

Management of residual cleft deformity in adults

Major Trauma TIG

Resuscitative surgeon

General principles

Abdomen and thorax

Extremity and soft tissue

Vascular trauma

Major trauma consultant

Ongoing care of injured patients

The elderly or vulnerable trauma patient, common complications and trauma system management

TIGs

Training Interface Group Fellowship

This content only applies to those trainees appointed to a Training Interface Group (TIG) Fellowship.

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