ADMINISTER AND VALIDATE A LIST OF COMPETENCIES, FOR SELF-ASSESSMENT BY MEDICAL STUDENTS OF THEIR CONFIDENCE IN HANDLING OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

Aim: Clinical capabilities in obstetrics and gynecology have not been plainly characterized for Australian clinical understudies, the developing quantities of which may affect clinical educating. Our point was to regulate and approve a capabilities list, for self-assessment by clinical understudies of their certainty to oversee basic clinical errands in obstetrics and gynecology; to assess understudies' perspectives on course changes that may come about because of expanding class sizes. Methods: A draft rundown of abilities was peer-surveyed, and examined at two understudy center gatherings. The resultant list was directed as a component of the 83 thing on the web overview. Our current research was conducted at Jinnah Hospital, Lahore from October 2019 to September 2020. Results: Sixty-eight per cent (N=175) of qualified individuals completed the overview. Most respondents (76.9%) agreed or strongly agreed that they felt certain and well prepared to perceive and monitor generally normal and important obstetrical and gynecological conditions. Certainty was more important for women and for those who scored higher on the assessment. The free-text information includes explanations for the lack of clinical experience that may affect the apparent certainty. Conclusion: The report posting abilities for clinical understudies and instructors is helpful for conversations around a public educational plan in obstetrics and gynecology in clinical schools, including the best techniques for conveyance, especially with regards to expanding understudy numbers. Keywords: Administer, Validate, Self-assessment, Gynecology