Abstract
Objective: To implement the evaluation 360 º in the Medical Residency program in Obstetrics and gynecology of a referral Hospital in obstetrics and gynecology, located in Belém-PA. Methods: Exploratory, descriptive research with quantitative approach. It was developed in the real practice scenarios of resident physicians and covered all sectors of the topology of a referral hospital in obstetric and gynecological procedures, located in Belém/PA. Residents and Preceptors received on-site training for participation in the study. It was defined as an evaluation instrument 4 questionnaires: The Mini Clinical Evaluation Exercise (Mini-CEx), which was used by the preceptors, in addition to evaluative instruments of the American Board Internal Medicine, which were used in the evaluation by Peers, patients and self-assessment. Results: A total quantitative of 92 questionnaires was applied, with 4 different types for each resident, which was possible to observe during a consultation of their self-assessment, peer evaluations, preceptor evaluation and patient evaluation. Conclusion: It is hoped that this study may contribute to future possibilities of expanding the evaluation process of residents.