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Article Synopsis
- The ESGE Position Statement offers evidence-based guidance for training in basic gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures, detailing competencies, training program structures, patient safety, and legal considerations.* -
- Basic endoscopic procedures, as defined by ESGE and ESGENA, include diagnostic upper/lower GI endoscopy and selected interventions like biopsies and polypectomies, which trainees are expected to master by program completion.* -
- The statement emphasizes the need for rigorous training requirements, ongoing assessment of skills through validated tools, and continuous monitoring of performance indicators to ensure competence in GI endoscopy.*