五星会说话的风湿病学：你能通过播客学习风湿病学吗？

IF 4.7 2区医学 Q1 RHEUMATOLOGY

Rheumatology Pub Date : 2025-04-28 DOI:10.1093/rheumatology/keaf142.096

Stephanie Gall, Pippa A Watson, Rosalind Benson, Daisy Southam, Louise Coulson, Caroline Groves

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播客已经存在了20多年，最近扩展到医学教育领域。它们形成了一种流行的方式，以便携式的形式获得教育，并使学习成为可能。方法英国风湿病学会（BSR）于2022年推出了自己的《Talking Rheumatology》（TR）播客频道。这包括临床（TR聚光灯），研究（TR研究）和一般（指南，职业）播客。播客可以通过BSR在线学习网站和所有播客平台获得。我们通过在线调查收集对播客的反馈，并从播客提供商那里下载和评级数据。我们的播客持续增长，并已成为我们最受欢迎的数字输出。自2022年发布以来，我们已经获得了56,000次下载。听众遍布全球，代表着整个多学科团队。到目前为止，我们最受欢迎的剧集是：TR聚光灯Sjögren综合征（2000次下载）和TR研究长期使用tocilizumab治疗GCA（360次下载）。像“CAR - T细胞治疗SLE”这样的专题播客（前8天下载量为334次）在发布时显示出很高的下载量，表明主题是最新的，符合听众的兴趣。我们的在线调查（79个回复）的反馈非常积极，86%的受访者认为它很好或非常好。听众喜欢播客易于访问和相关的事实。免费文本评论包括以下内容：“简洁且信息丰富”，“易于消化”，“易于获取，格式不同”，“与临床实践相关”，“我喜欢听人们以非正式的方式讨论话题”，“专业且引人入胜”，“与我的角色相关”，“获得CPD的好方法”，“非常有趣的话题”和“专家嘉宾帮助我提高知识”。在受欢迎的同时，我们的播客也产生了影响。例如，听众报告说，在听了一个相关的插曲后，他们诊断出了VEXAS综合征，并介绍了一个新的电话诊所来治疗痛风。一名听者报告说，听后临床治疗反应和效率的检测有所提高。结论：播客下载表明主题选择与风湿病学界感兴趣的关键主题一致。反馈表明，通过播客学习已经导致了临床实践的变化。目前的工作重点是提高人们的认识，扩大国际影响力（听众和嘉宾），并对这种相对较新的模式进行评估。我们很乐意听到来自BSR社区的任何建议或反馈。S. Gall：没有。P.A.沃森：没有。本森：没有。索瑟姆：没有。科尔森：没有。C.格罗夫斯：没有。

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P054 Five stars Talking Rheumatology: can you learn Rheumatology through podcasts?

Background/Aims Podcasts have been around for over 20 years with recent expansion into the medical education. They form a popular way to access education in a portable format and enable learning. Methods The British Society for Rheumatology (BSR) launched its own Talking Rheumatology (TR) podcast channel in 2022. This includes clinical (TR spotlight), research (TR research) and general (guidelines, careers) podcasts. Podcasts are available via the BSR eLearning site and via all podcast platforms. We collected feedback on our pods via an online survey and download and ratings data from podcast providers. Results Our podcasts continue to grow and have become our most popular digital output. Since launching in 2022 we have had >56,000 downloads. Listeners can be found across the globe and represent the whole multi-disciplinary team. Our most popular episodes to date are: TR spotlight Sjögren’s syndrome (>2000 downloads) and TR research long term use of tocilizumab in GCA (>360 downloads). Topical podcasts like ‘CAR T cell therapy in SLE’ (334 downloads in the first 8 days) showed high download numbers on release indicating topics are current and in line with listeners interests. Feedback from our online survey (79 responses) has been extremely positive with 86% of survey respondents rating it good or very good. Listeners liked the fact that podcasts are easy to access and relevant. Free text comments include as follows: ‘succinct and informative’, ‘easy to digest’, ‘easy to access, different format’, ‘relevant to clinical practice’, ‘I like listening to people discussing topics in an informal way’, ‘professional and engaging’, ‘relevant to my role’, ‘good way to get CPD’, ‘really interesting topics’ and ‘expert guests help me improve my knowledge’. As well as being popular our podcasts are having an impact. For example listeners reported following listening to a relevant episode making a diagnosis of VEXAS syndrome and introducing a new telephone clinic to manage gout. One listener reported improved detection of treatment response and efficiency in clinic after listening. Conclusion Podcast downloads indicate topic choices are in line with key topics of interest to the rheumatology community. Feedback demonstrates learning through podcasts have led to changes in clinical practice. Current work is focusing on raising awareness, international reach (both listeners and guests) and evaluation of this relatively new modality. We’d love to hear any suggestions or feedback from the BSR community. Disclosure S. Gall: None. P.A. Watson: None. R. Benson: None. D. Southam: None. L. Coulson: None. C. Groves: None.

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Rheumatology 医学-风湿病学

CiteScore

9.40

自引率

7.30%

发文量

1091

审稿时长

2 months

期刊介绍： Rheumatology strives to support research and discovery by publishing the highest quality original scientific papers with a focus on basic, clinical and translational research. The journal’s subject areas cover a wide range of paediatric and adult rheumatological conditions from an international perspective. It is an official journal of the British Society for Rheumatology, published by Oxford University Press. Rheumatology publishes original articles, reviews, editorials, guidelines, concise reports, meta-analyses, original case reports, clinical vignettes, letters and matters arising from published material. The journal takes pride in serving the global rheumatology community, with a focus on high societal impact in the form of podcasts, videos and extended social media presence, and utilizing metrics such as Altmetric. Keep up to date by following the journal on Twitter @RheumJnl.