Commentary & Perspectives

Competence Over Time

Should time really surpass competence when it comes to ophthalmology training?

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    Time-based training in ophthalmology is inadequate.

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    Competence should replace time as a measure of readiness.

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    CBME emphasizes demonstrated skills over years of training.

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    Objective assessments are crucial for progress.

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    Barriers to CBME include resistance to transparency.

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    Simulation training should be standard.

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    Early identification of skill gaps is essential.

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Competence Over Time

Should time really surpass competence when it comes to ophthalmology training?

  • by Ann Sofia Skou Thomsen, Lars Konge

  • February 23, 2026

  • 5 min

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