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The study describes the successful conversion of a urology boot camp for medical students into a virtual course, employing various techniques such as online lectures, polling software, and pre-recorded videos. The course improved delegates' knowledge and clinical acumen, as demonstrated by validated MCQs and post-course feedback. The virtual course was well-received, with high ratings for interactive learning, teaching quality, and relevance to the curriculum. The boot camp continues to be free of charge and aims to provide formative learning experiences for medical students.
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The study is important because it demonstrates the successful conversion of a face-to-face medical boot camp for urology into a virtual course, providing key takeaways for future virtual course implementations. This conversion ensures that medical education remains accessible and up-to-date with the advancements in virtual technology. Key Takeaways: 1. The urology boot camp for medical students was successfully converted into a virtual course, utilizing various techniques such as live lectures, polling software, and pre-recorded videos. 2. The virtual course improved delegates' knowledge and confidence in urology, with a statistically significant 18.3% improvement in assessment scores post-course. 3. Delegates appreciated the interactive nature of the course, the quality of teaching, and the relevance of the content to their medical education and future careers. 4. The course utilized free resources, had little to no extra financial costs, and provided a comprehensive educational experience with assessment for learning and assessment of learning.
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This page is a summary of: Urology boot camp for medical students: Using virtual technology to enhance undergraduate education, BJUI Compass, February 2023, Wiley,
DOI: 10.1002/bco2.213.
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