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Cade Arries1, Michael A Linden1
1Division of Hematopathology, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA.
Abstract:
This study explores the effectiveness of asynchronous video material as a supplementary educational tool for trainees in hematopathology. Traditional pedagogical methods often rely heavily on faculty involvement, potentially limiting the breadth of information trainees receive due to constraints in faculty time and the variety of cases covered in a limited time interval/rotation. Asynchronous video-based learning presents a potential solution to these challenges. This concept has been utilized effectively in various fields of medical education. In this study, we describe our implementation of an educational program utilizing asynchronous video material to supplement traditional learning methods for peripheral blood smear interpretation for learners on a hematopathology clerkship. Following a pre-test/post-test assessment with 13 trainees, we analyzed the correlation between video viewing percentage and changes in test scores. The results indicate an improvement in test scores following exposure to video content, supporting the positive impact of asynchronous video material on hematopathology education. Trainees had positive feedback regarding this new educational tool. This study suggests that such self-directed learning could enhance traditional teaching methods, ensuring broader and more consistent coverage of hematopathology concepts.
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