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Urology Virtual Education Programs During the COVID-19 Pandemic. |
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65-83 |
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PURPOSE OF REVIEW: |
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84-225 |
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This article aims to describe the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on American urology trainees, with a focus on virtual learning initiatives. |
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226-242 |
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RECENT FINDINGS: |
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243-325 |
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Urological education was forced to rapidly adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. |
T6 |
326-460 |
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Significant challenges included quarantines, redeployment of residents and faculty, and suspension of regularly scheduled conferences. |
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461-582 |
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In response, urologists across the country adopted web-based platforms to develop virtual lecture series to fill the gap. |
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583-830 |
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Popular programs for residents included UCSF's COViD (Collaborative Online Video Didactics) series and the New York Section of the American Urological Association's EMPIRE (Educational Multi-institutional Program for Instructing REsidents) series. |
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831-934 |
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Virtual education programs have enabled urology trainees to pursue their education during the pandemic. |
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935-1104 |
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While the long-term impact of the pandemic on urology training remains unknown, some good may be found in the innovative solutions that have arisen in urology education. |