Abstract
Objective: To understand associated type to the pathological disorders that have an effect on the head and neck regions and square measure managed by the specialty on each patient, and patient basis. And to additionally build up the abilities of outpatient assessment and treatment and inpatient and agent care of patients, particularly those with disarranges of the head and neck locale; the expansiveness of the strength of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery through an introduction to all regions of the claim to fame: Head and Neck Surgery and Reconstruction, Pediatric Otolaryngology, Otology, Neurotology, Laryngology, Facial Plastic Surgery, Rhinilogy and General Otolaryngology (Cingi, 2012). Methods: The study sample was selected between February and June 2018 from the otolaryngology practitioners at Saudi hospitals. The study sample size was (20) otolaryngology practitioner. And table (1) shows the demographical characteristics of the study sample. Results: indicate the approval of the sample to the items measuring the attitudes towards the effectiveness of the undergoing an otolaryngology update training program in Saudi Hospitals as the values all exceed the default mean. More specifically, the item stating that "Otolaryngology update training program in Saudi Hospitals are essential for otolaryngology practitioners" obtained the highest mean with 4.33, with standard deviation of 0.587. Meanwhile, the item stating that "There are no otolaryngology update training program in Saudi Hospitals" obtained the lowest mean value of 3.63, with standard deviation of 0.901. Conclusion: Significant progress has been made in the application of otolaryngology update training program in Saudi Hospitals. Decades of research have improved patient safety, outcomes, reduced length of hospital stay, and complication rates. However, there is still significant work to be done.