Neurosurgery

Comprehensive understanding of methods and techniques of medical care appropriate to individual and group circumstances encountered in professional practice. 

Selection, analysis, and evaluation of medical literature in their specialty, applying it appropriately in daily practice to support, deepen, and expand professional actions. 

Proficiency in the scientific method of research as a continuous method of updating. 

Recognition of surgical instruments and fundamentals of surgical techniques. 

In-depth knowledge of cranial neuroanatomy, brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. 

Recognition of macroscopic and microscopic neurological pathologies.

Application of acquired skills and abilities to solve surgical problems in daily practice, continuously developing and acquiring new skills and abilities in line with scientific and technological advances for the benefit of patients. 

Utilization of educational methodology as an essential complementary method for continuous self-learning during residency and professional practice, as well as to facilitate education of peers, patients, family members, and accompanying staff in daily activities. 

Use of critical reflection as a habitual element in the practice of their profession, applying it to resources for prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation within their specialized field of neurosurgery. 

Formulation of diagnostic and therapeutic hypotheses for managing neurological conditions. 

Coordination within a multidisciplinary team for comprehensive patient and family care. 

Participation in the educational process of colleagues, healthcare team, patients, and families under their care.

Practice of their profession with high professional and humanistic values, establishing effective and professional physician-patient-family relationships. 

Integration and respectful, high-quality teamwork with responsibility towards the medical society and society at large. 

Promotion of the integration of medical advances in professional practice and work environments to provide the greatest benefits and lowest risks to patients. 

Commitment to ongoing improvement and updating, transmission of knowledge and experiences to patients, families, students, and colleagues. 

Acceptance of responsibility for the care and attention of their patients. 

Participation in the development of medical research projects aimed at addressing significant problems in their specialty. 

Demonstration of profound respect for their environment.