In Colombia, unlike other countries, a standard of minimum number of procedures to which residents must be exposed during training in anesthesiology is not described; ASCOFAME establishes a guideline in this regard, however, until now it is unknown if this can be extrapolated by programs at the national level. Through this research, the practical experience of residents of an anesthesiology program in Colombia is compared with the minimum established standards. At national and international level. Methodology Observational cross-sectional study, the procedures performed by 10 residents during 3 years of training were included, the frequency, type of procedures, anesthetic techniques were analyzed and subsequently compared with the standards of ASCOFAME, ACGME, Jhons Hopkins Hospital. Results: The number of cases per resident is described between 850 and 1142, the departments with the highest prevalence were general surgery, orthopedics, pediatric; 40% of residents comply with the total procedures established by ASCOFAME, internationally all residents meet and exceed the minimum cases established by ACGME. Discussion: Of the studied group, 6 residents do not comply with the total number of procedures established by ASCOFAME, therefore, an evaluation of the tool and its standardization is proposed to be extrapolated to other programs in the country. Conclusions: The clinical exposure of the studied residents is wide, however, it does not fully comply with the minimum requirements of ASCOFAME.
