The applicability of the new media platform “Urological Surgery Learning Notes” in continuing medical education for urologists

To explore the applicability of the new media platform “Urological Surgery Learning Notes” in the continuing education of urology specialists. In December 2024, 390 subjects were recruited. Educational content, questions, and interactive materials related to the diagnosis, treatment, and surgery of urological diseases were disseminated via the WeChat public platform “Urological Surgery Learning Notes.” Post-instruction surveys were conducted to assess knowledge acquisition, attitudes, and educational outcomes. Among the 390 subjects, 313 (80.26%) used the platform’s educational resource library more than once per week. 270 participants (69.23%) showed greater interest in learning content related to surgical techniques and precautions, while 340 (87.18%) preferred the video tutorial format offered by the platform. Regarding comprehension of different urological teaching content, 84.6% participants found the resource library’s content understandable. 88.19% participants believed it was effective or highly effective in improving urological surgical skills or clinical decision-making abilities. However, only 11.3% participants reported applying content from this resource library to more than 20 cases in their clinical practice. The use of the WeChat public platform-based educational resource library for continuing education of urology specialists demonstrated high acceptance, recognition, and applicability, proving to be feasible. However, its application process requires further enhancement based on the actual case mix and clinical realities of different hospitals.

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BMC Medical Education
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2026-02-27
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-026-08853-0
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Social Media in Health Education
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The applicability of the new media platform “Urological Surgery Learning Notes” in continuing medical education for urologists

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The applicability of the new media platform “Urological Surgery Learning Notes” in continuing medical education for urologists

Peng Hong, Lulin Ma, Ke Liu, Lei Liu, Zhuo Liu, Xun Zhao, Shudong Zhang, Jiyuan Chen, Wei Guo, Hongxian Zhang, Jian Lu, Kai Hong, Shiying Tang, Guodong Zhu, Chunlei Xiao
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Abstract

To explore the applicability of the new media platform “Urological Surgery Learning Notes” in the continuing education of urology specialists. In December 2024, 390 subjects were recruited. Educational content, questions, and interactive materials related to the diagnosis, treatment, and surgery of urological diseases were disseminated via the WeChat public platform “Urological Surgery Learning Notes.” Post-instruction surveys were conducted to assess knowledge acquisition, attitudes, and educational outcomes. Among the 390 subjects, 313 (80.26%) used the platform’s educational resource library more than once per week. 270 participants (69.23%) showed greater interest in learning content related to surgical techniques and precautions, while 340 (87.18%) preferred the video tutorial format offered by the platform. Regarding comprehension of different urological teaching content, 84.6% participants found the resource library’s content understandable. 88.19% participants believed it was effective or highly effective in improving urological surgical skills or clinical decision-making abilities. However, only 11.3% participants reported applying content from this resource library to more than 20 cases in their clinical practice. The use of the WeChat public platform-based educational resource library for continuing education of urology specialists demonstrated high acceptance, recognition, and applicability, proving to be feasible. However, its application process requires further enhancement based on the actual case mix and clinical realities of different hospitals.

BMC Medical Education
Peking University (CN), Chinese PLA General Hospital (CN), Yan'an University (CN), Peking University Third Hospital (CN)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Social Media in Health Education
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