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The SCORE Portal
SCORE has created the General Surgery Resident Curriculum Portal to provide high-quality educational content aligned with the SCORE curriculum to general surgery residents and residency programs. The portal contains modules on 400+ patient care and medical knowledge topics, with 120 more coming soon. It also includes access to:
All in one, easy-to-use website - no additional logins required.
Portal homepage where residents can quickly access resources Each patient care and medical knowledge module contains:
Residents can mark modules as started or complete and track their progress using the My Progress link on the home page. Program administrators and faculty can also view reports on residents' progress by category, module, PGY level or resident.
Example of a patient care module More than 1500 multiple-choice questions are available to help residents assess their knowledge by subject area. Users can also create custom quizzes to test their knowledge across several areas. Once a response is given, the questions' correct and incorrect answers are indicated along with explanations and references. A list of patient care modules by suggested PGY level is also available to assist faculty. All portal content is reviewed and selected by representatives of SCORE, with more modules, materials and questions continuing to be added. By consolidating educational resources into one national website, SCORE aims to reduce variability in residency curricula and provide residents with a structured program for self-directed learning at all stages of training. Residents can access the content at home or the hospital, for in-depth study or "just-in-time" learning. Residents will be able to use the portal to:
Programs will be able to:
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SCORE is a nonprofit consortium of the following U.S. surgical organizations with the mission of improving education in general surgery and its related specialties and subspecialties: |








