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Video-Based Coaching as an Educational Platform for Urological Residency Training: A Pilot Study.

Aidan Kennedy¹, Adrianna Lee¹, David Ambinder¹

¹Department of Urology, University of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland.

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Video-based coaching enhances surgical education by providing more targeted feedback and teaching points compared to traditional operating room instruction. This method offers a valuable supplement for urology residents to improve operative skills.

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Background:

Traditional surgical education relies on operating room experience.
Video-based coaching offers potential for immediate, targeted feedback.
Evaluating the utility of video coaching in urology is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate and evaluate the utility and educational value of video-based coaching in urology.
To qualitatively analyze interactions during video coaching sessions.

Main Methods:

Recorded surgical cases of residents and attendings.
Conducted video-based coaching sessions during urology grand rounds.
Coded audio recordings from operating room and coaching sessions using a 5-category scale.

Main Results:

Video-based coaching yielded significantly more teaching points per hour than operating room sessions.
Attendings provided more information (7.7 vs 2.9 points/hr) and emphasized operative technique (10.5 vs 4.1 points/hr) during video coaching.
Video coaching sessions prompted more open-ended questions (28.5 vs 4.4 points/hr).

Conclusions:

Video-based coaching is an easily implementable educational tool for urology residents.
Short video coaching sessions enhance skills learned in the operating room.
This modality offers additional learning opportunities to improve surgical expertise.