Publication: Video-Based Learning Habits of General Surgeons in Turkey: A Survey Study
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GİRİŞ ve AMAÇ: Genel cerrahi eğitiminde, multimedya tabanlı
eğitim kullanımı sınırlıdır. Çoğu cerrah, özellikle cerrahi
asistanlığı sonrası devam eden eğitimleri için cerrahi videoları
izlemek veya yayınlamak için farklı platformlar kullanır. Bu anket
çalışması ile genel cerrahlar arasında video kaynakları kullanma
alışkanlıklarını incelemesi planlanmaktadır.
YÖNTEM ve GEREÇLER: Google anketiyle hazırlanan 28 soru
Türk Cerrahi Derneği'nin posta duyuru sistemi aracılığıyla genel
cerrahlara gönderildi. Demografik özellikler, cerrahi video ve
eğitim perspektifleri, video görüntüleme platformları, ideal video
özellikleri sorgulandı.
BULGULAR: Soruları 212 cerrah yanıtladı. Güncel yayınlar ve
ders kitapları öğrenme için iki temel güvenilir
kaynaktır.Cerrahların büyük kısmı online video kaynaklardan
faydalandığını ifade etti. Websurg, web tabanlı öğrenme için bir
numaralı kaynak olarak tercih edilirken ve onu Youtube ve Türk
Cerrahi Derneği web sitesi takip etmekteydi.
TARTIŞMA ve SONUÇ: Sonuç olarak, cerrahların büyük
çoğunluğu bir video platformunu takip etmektedir. Ancak yeni bilgi
veya teknik öğrenmek için özellikle güncel yayınları
izlemektedirler. Ancak ilerleyen teknoloji ile birlikte video bazlı
öğrenme önem kazanmaktadır. Anlaşılır ve güvenilir video
kaynakları oluşturmak, uzmanlık sonrası devam eden eğitiminde
etkili bir yöntem olabilir.
INTRODUCTION: In general surgery training, the use of multimedia-based training is limited. Most surgeons use different platforms to watch or broadcast surgical videos for their ongoing training, particularly after surgical residency. This survey study is planned to examine the habits of using online resources (like video platforms) among general surgeons. METHODS: Twenty-eight questions prepared with the Google survey were sent to general surgeons through the Turkish Surgical Society's mail system and announcement system. Demographic features, surgical video and educational perspectives, video viewing platforms, ideal video features were questioned. RESULTS: Two hundred twelve surgeons answered the questions. The majority were men. About half of them employed in an academic center. Current publications and textbooks are the two main reliable resources for learning.The Websurg is the number one resource for web-based learning, followed by the YouTube and Turkish Surgical Society website. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION: As a result, the vast majority of participants follow a video platform. However, they especially monitor current publications to learn new information or techniques. Recording and watching videos have gained importance. By creating understandable and reliable video resources, an effective asset can be created in surgeons' ongoing training in the post-residency process.
INTRODUCTION: In general surgery training, the use of multimedia-based training is limited. Most surgeons use different platforms to watch or broadcast surgical videos for their ongoing training, particularly after surgical residency. This survey study is planned to examine the habits of using online resources (like video platforms) among general surgeons. METHODS: Twenty-eight questions prepared with the Google survey were sent to general surgeons through the Turkish Surgical Society's mail system and announcement system. Demographic features, surgical video and educational perspectives, video viewing platforms, ideal video features were questioned. RESULTS: Two hundred twelve surgeons answered the questions. The majority were men. About half of them employed in an academic center. Current publications and textbooks are the two main reliable resources for learning.The Websurg is the number one resource for web-based learning, followed by the YouTube and Turkish Surgical Society website. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION: As a result, the vast majority of participants follow a video platform. However, they especially monitor current publications to learn new information or techniques. Recording and watching videos have gained importance. By creating understandable and reliable video resources, an effective asset can be created in surgeons' ongoing training in the post-residency process.
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UPRAK T. K. , Karatas S. A. , COŞKUN M., "Video-Based Learning Habits of General Surgeons in Turkey: A Survey Study", Kocaeli Tıp Dergisi, cilt.10, sa.3, ss.193-198, 2021
