目的:评估欧洲放射学继续医学教育/持续专业发展(CME/CPD)的演变,特别关注现场(现场教育活动,LEE)与远程(电子学习材料,ELM)的参与和COVID-19大流行的影响。
方法:总结了与成像认证委员会(ACI)在2017年至2020年之间进行的CME/CPD调查相关的结果。来自2023年春季进行的调查的更多见解,探索了自COVID-19大流行以来的在线教育趋势,被呈现。最后,调查结果与2018年至2022年每年收到的CME/CPD申请总数相关。
结果:大流行前,90%的欧洲放射科医生支持强制性CME和统一的CME/CPD系统。观察到年轻放射科医生对ELM的趋势。只有20%的雇主完全认可CME/CPD。2020年,LEE出勤率大幅下降(95.5-33%),同时在ELM上花费的时间激增(33-58%)。大流行后,大多数(52%)LEE与会者参加了1-5个项目,而直播活动的大多数与会者(38%)参加了6-20次会议。内容仍然是所有格式受访者的优先事项:在线占79%,现场75%,74%为按需。虽然LEE的评估质量保持在相同水平(没有变化(36%)或良好/非常好(48%)),相当高比例的受访者注意到直播活动的质量良好/非常好(83%)。
结论:大多数欧洲放射科医师支持强制性CME和统一的CME/CPD系统。尽管LEE在大流行后重新出现,ELM和混合事件预计将进一步突出。
■CME/CPD系统动态适应不断发展的专业,技术,和环境情况,随着人类互动在COVID-19后变得更加重要。
结论:专业人士表示希望回到现场参与,强调其对社交互动的可取性。电子学习材料有望持续增长,尤其是年轻一代。专业人士表示希望在欧洲建立统一的CME/CPD系统。
OBJECTIVE: To assess the evolution of continuing medical education/continuous professional development (CME/CPD) in European Radiology with a particular focus on on-site (live educational events, LEE) vs remote (electronic learning materials, ELM) participation and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
METHODS: Results related to CME/CPD of surveys conducted by the Accreditation Council of Imaging (ACI) between 2017 and 2020 are summarized. Additional insights from the survey conducted in spring 2023, exploring online education trends since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, are presented. Finally, the results of the surveys are correlated with the total number of CME/CPD applications received annually from 2018 to 2022.
RESULTS: Pre-pandemic, 90% of European radiologists supported mandatory CME and unified CME/CPD-system. A trend among younger radiologists towards ELM was observed. Only 20% of employers fully endorsed CME/CPD. In 2020, LEE attendance dropped significantly (95.5-33%), with a simultaneous surge (33-58%) in time spent on ELM. Post-pandemic, the majority (52%) of LEE attendees participated in 1-5 events, whereas the majority (38%) of attendees of live-streamed events participated in 6-20 meetings. Content remains a priority of respondents in all formats: 79% for online, 75% for on-site, and 74% for on-demand. While the assessed quality of LEE remained at the same level (no change (36%) or good/very good (48%)), a considerably higher percentage of respondents noticed the quality of live-streamed events was good/very good (83%).
CONCLUSIONS: The majority of European radiologists support mandatory CME and a unified CME/CPD system. Despite the post-pandemic resurgence in LEE, ELM and hybrid events are predicted to gain further prominence.
UNASSIGNED: The CME/CPD system dynamically adapts to evolving professional, technical, and environmental circumstances, with human interaction gaining heightened significance post-COVID-19.
CONCLUSIONS: Professionals expressed a desire to return to on-site participation, highlighting its desirability for social interaction. Electronic learning materials are poised for continued growth, particularly among younger generations. Professionals expressed a desire towards a unified CME/CPD system in Europe.