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[Regional conventions: still up-to-date?].

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    Summary

    Regional meetings remain valuable for continuing medical education, offering unique benefits over national conventions or online courses. Despite costs, these gatherings are essential for the scientific landscape in Germany.

    Area of Science:

    • Urology
    • Continuing Medical Education

    Background:

    • Regional meetings are a traditional format for medical education.
    • The contemporary relevance of these meetings is increasingly questioned.
    • This study examines a joint meeting of German urology societies.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate the continued relevance of regional meetings for continuing medical education.
    • To highlight the advantages of regional meetings compared to other educational formats.
    • To assess the value of regional meetings in the current scientific landscape.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of a joint regional meeting of the Association of Central German Urologists (Vereinigung der Mitteldeutschen Urologen e. V.) and the Saxon Society for Urology (Sächsische Gesellschaft für Urologie e. V.).
    • Overview of key topics and discussions from the 2014 Marburg meeting.

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  • Comparative assessment of regional meetings versus national conventions and internet-based courses.

    • Main Results:

    • Regional meetings offer unique advantages for medical education.
    • These meetings facilitate focused discussions and networking opportunities.
    • The 2014 joint meeting covered important and interesting urological topics.

    Conclusions:

    • Regional meetings, despite financial and organizational efforts, possess unique and favorable characteristics.
    • These meetings should continue to be a permanent feature of the scientific landscape in Germany.
    • The benefits of regional meetings justify their continued existence in continuing medical education.