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Surgical journal clubs: Navigating the post-pandemic landscape
Taylor A Brown1, Maeve Alterio1, Erik C Stiles2
1Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, Washington State University, Spokane, WA, USA.
Abstract:
Pandemic-related distancing regulations gave medical educators at our college an opportunity to reimagine and expand our evidenced-based medicine curriculum to an asynchronous, virtual format. We share the experience of course directors, faculty, and students with our new surgical journal club format. Our goal was to support learners' critical appraisal skills of the surgical literature through active learning modalities such as visual abstract generation and audio-synopsis creation. We included surgeons whose practice locations and schedules may preclude participation. The curriculum was applied to our pre-existing community-based journal clubs. The asynchronous, virtual format allowed us to expand these journal clubs to include rural surgeons.
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