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  • Urology
  • Medical Education
  • Pediatric Surgery

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  • There is a recognized need for specialized, multidisciplinary training in pediatric urology (PU).
  • Existing continuous education programs in PU are insufficient.
  • A gap exists in structured, postgraduate training for pediatric urology specialists.

Purpose:

  • To develop a novel, complementary postgraduate training program in pediatric urology.
  • To establish an internationally accredited, multidisciplinary, and blended learning (virtual and on-site) program.
  • To offer Master and Expert level courses in PU, catering to diverse specialities.

Summary:

  • Two virtual training projects, a Master and an Expert course in PU, were developed and approved by the International University of Andalusia (UNIA).
  • The Master course is a one-year general program, while the Expert course is a six-month specialized topic.
  • Both courses incorporate virtual learning, on-site practical training, and self-directed study, receiving high ratings from international participants.

Impact:

  • The high demand for registration validates the need for this specialized PU training.
  • The virtual training model is proven viable and highly valued by international alumni.
  • This program provides a significant supplement for continuous professional development in pediatric urology.