Effectivity of Distance Learning in the Training of Basic Surgical Skills-A Randomized Controlled Trial

Zsolt Balazs Pinter,Peter Maroti, Eszter Kopjar,Balazs Gasz, Zsofia Duga, Szilard Rendeki,Balint Nagy, Zsuzsanna Fuzesi,Adam Tibor Schlegl

SUSTAINABILITY(2022)

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Background: Distance learning is an interactive way of education when teachers and students are physically separated. Our purpose was to examine its effectivity in training of basic surgical techniques and to provide an alternative sustainable methodology for the training of medical professionals. Methods: Sixty students were involved in our single blinded randomized controlled study. Six homogenized groups were created then randomized into three groups of distance learning and three groups of in-person teaching. The groups completed the same curriculum using our own "SkillBox". All students took the same pre- and post-course test evaluated blindly. The students filled out an online feedback form after the course. A financial analysis was also made. Results: There was no significant difference in the post-course exam results (distance 28.200 vs. in-person 25.200). We managed to achieve significantly better improvements in the distance learning of suturing (distance 19.967 vs. in-person 15.900, p = 0.043). According to 93% of the study group students, the quality of teaching did not decrease compared to the traditional classes. Conclusion: The results of the students improved similarly in distance learning and in-person education. The online form of teaching was received positively among the students; they found it an effective and good alternative.
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distance education,surgical education,RCT,surgical skills,COVID-19,medical training,suturing,knotting,innovation,science education
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