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Training and accreditation in endoscopic surgery.

Increasing concerns following the rapid uptake of endoscopic procedures into routine use and a small number of serious adverse patient outcomes have precipitated calls for guidelines on training and accreditation. A number of international colleges and societies have produced recommendations, although a number of inherent problems remain in the implementation of these. The published literature in the field is quite limited at present, but will undoubtedly expand rapidly.