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OBJECTIVE: Imaging guidelines could play an important role in the training of radiologists, but the extent of their adoption in residency programs is unclear. With this survey, the European Society of Urogenital Radiology (ESUR) Junior Network aimed to assess the dissemination of the ESUR guidelines on endometrial cancer MRI staging (EC-ESUR guidelines) among young radiologists.
METHODS: An online questionnaire targeted to last year radiology residents and radiologists in the first year of their career was designed. It included 24 questions, structured in 4 sections (i.e., background, general, acquisition protocol, interpretation, and reporting). The survey was active between April and May 2022, accepting answers worldwide. Answers were solicited with a social media campaign and with the support of national scientific societies. Subgroup analysis was performed based on variables such as subspecialty of interest and number of EC-ESUR guidelines consultations using the Wilcoxon rank sum test.
RESULTS: In total, 118 participants completed the questionnaire, of which 94 (80%) were from Europe and 46 (39%) with a special interest in urogenital radiology. Overall, 68 (58%) stated that the guidelines were not part of their residency teaching programs while 32 (27%) had never even consulted the guidelines. Interest in urogenital radiology as a subspecialty and EC-ESUR guidelines consultations were associated with greater confidence in supervising scan acquisition, interpreting, and reporting EC MRI staging exams.
CONCLUSIONS: Four years after publication, the adoption of EC-ESUR guidelines in residency programs is heterogeneously low. Despite a possible selection bias, our findings indicate that active promotion of EC-ESUR guidelines is required.
CONCLUSIONS: • The adoption of ESUR guidelines on endometrial cancer in radiology residency programs is heterogeneous. • Almost one third of respondents stated they had never even consulted the guidelines. • Confidence toward guidelines was higher in those who were exposed to more endometrial cancer MRI staging scans. • Reading the guidelines was associated with a greater confidence in protocol acquisition, interpretation, and reporting. • Active efforts to promote their dissemination are required.
METHODS: An online questionnaire targeted to last year radiology residents and radiologists in the first year of their career was designed. It included 24 questions, structured in 4 sections (i.e., background, general, acquisition protocol, interpretation, and reporting). The survey was active between April and May 2022, accepting answers worldwide. Answers were solicited with a social media campaign and with the support of national scientific societies. Subgroup analysis was performed based on variables such as subspecialty of interest and number of EC-ESUR guidelines consultations using the Wilcoxon rank sum test.
RESULTS: In total, 118 participants completed the questionnaire, of which 94 (80%) were from Europe and 46 (39%) with a special interest in urogenital radiology. Overall, 68 (58%) stated that the guidelines were not part of their residency teaching programs while 32 (27%) had never even consulted the guidelines. Interest in urogenital radiology as a subspecialty and EC-ESUR guidelines consultations were associated with greater confidence in supervising scan acquisition, interpreting, and reporting EC MRI staging exams.
CONCLUSIONS: Four years after publication, the adoption of EC-ESUR guidelines in residency programs is heterogeneously low. Despite a possible selection bias, our findings indicate that active promotion of EC-ESUR guidelines is required.
CONCLUSIONS: • The adoption of ESUR guidelines on endometrial cancer in radiology residency programs is heterogeneous. • Almost one third of respondents stated they had never even consulted the guidelines. • Confidence toward guidelines was higher in those who were exposed to more endometrial cancer MRI staging scans. • Reading the guidelines was associated with a greater confidence in protocol acquisition, interpretation, and reporting. • Active efforts to promote their dissemination are required.
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目的：影像学指南在放射科医师的培训中发挥重要作用，但他们在居留计划中的采用程度尚不清楚。通过这项调查,欧洲泌尿生殖道放射学学会(ESUR)青少年网络旨在评估ESUR子宫内膜癌MRI分期指南(EC-ESUR指南)在年轻放射科医师中的传播情况.
方法：设计了针对去年放射科住院医师和放射科医师职业生涯第一年的在线问卷。它包括24个问题，结构分为4个部分(即，背景,一般,采集协议，解释,和报告)。该调查在2022年4月至5月期间进行，接受了全球范围内的答案。通过社交媒体活动并在国家科学协会的支持下征求了答案。使用Wilcoxon秩和检验，根据感兴趣的亚专业和EC-ESUR指南咨询次数等变量进行亚组分析。
结果：总计，118名参与者填写了问卷，其中94（80％）来自欧洲，46（39％）对泌尿生殖放射学特别感兴趣。总的来说,68（58％）表示该指南不是其住院医师教学计划的一部分，而32（27％）甚至从未咨询过该指南。对泌尿生殖放射学作为亚专科和EC-ESUR指南咨询的兴趣与对监督扫描采集的更大信心相关。口译,并报告ECMRI分期检查。
结论：出版四年后，在居留计划中采用EC-ESUR指南的程度不同。尽管可能存在选择偏差，我们的研究结果表明,需要积极推广EC-ESUR指南.
结论：•在放射学住院医师计划中采用关于子宫内膜癌的ESUR指南是异质的。几乎三分之一的受访者表示，他们甚至从未咨询过指南。•接受更多子宫内膜癌MRI分期扫描的患者对指南的信心更高。•阅读指南与对协议获取的更大信心相关，解释,和报告。需要积极努力促进其传播。
方法：设计了针对去年放射科住院医师和放射科医师职业生涯第一年的在线问卷。它包括24个问题，结构分为4个部分(即，背景,一般,采集协议，解释,和报告)。该调查在2022年4月至5月期间进行，接受了全球范围内的答案。通过社交媒体活动并在国家科学协会的支持下征求了答案。使用Wilcoxon秩和检验，根据感兴趣的亚专业和EC-ESUR指南咨询次数等变量进行亚组分析。
结果：总计，118名参与者填写了问卷，其中94（80％）来自欧洲，46（39％）对泌尿生殖放射学特别感兴趣。总的来说,68（58％）表示该指南不是其住院医师教学计划的一部分，而32（27％）甚至从未咨询过该指南。对泌尿生殖放射学作为亚专科和EC-ESUR指南咨询的兴趣与对监督扫描采集的更大信心相关。口译,并报告ECMRI分期检查。
结论：出版四年后，在居留计划中采用EC-ESUR指南的程度不同。尽管可能存在选择偏差，我们的研究结果表明,需要积极推广EC-ESUR指南.
结论：•在放射学住院医师计划中采用关于子宫内膜癌的ESUR指南是异质的。几乎三分之一的受访者表示，他们甚至从未咨询过指南。•接受更多子宫内膜癌MRI分期扫描的患者对指南的信心更高。•阅读指南与对协议获取的更大信心相关，解释,和报告。需要积极努力促进其传播。
