• José Saura Llamas, María Nieves Martínez Garre, María Elena Sebastián Delgado, María Ángeles Martínez Navarro, Mariano Leal Hernández, Susana Blanco Sabio, and Antonio Martínez Pastor.
• Unidad Docente de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria de las Áreas Vega Media del Segura, Vega Alta del Segura y Altiplano de Murcia, Murcia, Spain. jsaurall@gmail.com
• Aten Primaria. 2013 Jun 1; 45 (6): 297306297-306.

ObjectiveTo evaluate the performance and quality of the 10 groups of training tasks envisaged in the portfolio training model undertaken by all residents of the Primary Care Teaching Unit in Murcia.DesignA cross-sectional study was conducted on the portfolios provided and completed by all residents in May 2011.ParticipantsAll residents who were in training at that time (131).MethodTen groups of training tasks were established from those recommended by the National Commission for the specialty. The performance of each one in each of the portfolios was evaluated, and the compliance for each training task was calculated. The quality of the performance of each of the tasks was given a score, 0 points (very poor) to 10 points (excellent).ResultsAs regards compliance, the tasks that were most performed were: filling in the Resident book correctly and using the resident skills guide, both with 99.24%, followed by reflection reports on the training visits. All tasks had a compliance rate higher than 67%. The mean percentage of compliance was 86.49%. All tasks obtained an average score greater than 7 (outstanding). The overall mean score was 7,8 points.ConclusionsThe level of perfomance of the tasks set out in the portfolio by the residents was very satisfying. It is necessary to continue working on improving the performance of the portfolio.Copyright © 2012 Elsevier España, S.L. All rights reserved.

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