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A novel ENT iBook: what do junior doctors think?

Ali Al-Hussaini¹, Alun Tomkinson¹

¹a Department of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery , University Hospital of Wales , Cardiff , UK.

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|June 10, 2017

Summary

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Junior doctors found an Otolaryngology iBook highly relevant for self-study. This interactive digital resource improved their clinical learning experience, offering valuable multimedia content.

Keywords:

ENT Education graphic design multimedia

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Medical Education
Otolaryngology Training

Background:

Limited clinical exposure in Otolaryngology for junior doctors.
Potential of digital self-study tools to enhance learning.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate junior doctors' perceptions of an Otolaryngology iBook.
Assessing the clinical relevance of this novel educational resource.

Main Methods:

Three focus groups conducted with junior doctors (n=15).
Qualitative feedback gathered on the iBook's utility and features.

Main Results:

The iBook was perceived as clinically relevant.
Positive feedback on layout, interactivity, and multimedia integration.

Conclusions:

The Otolaryngology iBook is a valuable and relevant self-study tool.
Digital resources can effectively supplement traditional medical education.