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IF 0.8 Q4 UROLOGY & NEPHROLOGY
Aaron J Huang, John Heard, Isabelle Sharma, Fradah E. Gold, Omran Gdara, C. Weinstein, M. Kashani, A. Winer
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目的:本研究旨在确定新冠肺炎对泌尿外科住院申请周期的影响,以及泌尿外科住院项目和申请人的社交媒体参与和账户创建。材料和方法:经认可的泌尿外科住院医师项目列表来自电子住院医师申请服务,不包括军方资助的项目。然后通过谷歌和个人平台搜索来识别项目和申请者的推特、Instagram和脸书账户。结果:140个泌尿外科项目中有119个有推特账户,其中29个是在2020年创建的。泌尿外科项目Instagram账户在2020年的增长率最高,为227.8%。几乎所有拥有Instagram或Facebook账户的泌尿外科项目都有推特账户。泌尿外科项目在推特上共推广了277场虚拟活动,在Instagram上推广了83场,在Facebook上推广了48场。推特上推广了16个子国际,Instagram上推广了2个子国际,Facebook上推广了两个子国际。在2021年的比赛中,推特上237名匹配的申请者中有136人在比赛前一年创建了自己的账户,而推特上162名匹配的申请人中有42人在2019年创建了推特账户。结论:2020年,推特和Instagram上的泌尿外科项目数量增长速度快于往年。许多程序使用他们的帐户来推广虚拟活动和子国际。2021年匹配的申请人在申请年度创建推特账户的比率高于上一个申请周期。在新冠肺炎大流行期间,泌尿外科项目和申请人利用社交媒体,尤其是推特,相互交流和了解。
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#UroSoMe: Growth and innovation of the social media landscape of urology residency programs and applicants during the COVID-19 pandemic
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of COVID-19 on the urology residency application cycle on social media engagement and account creation by urology residency programs and applicants. Materials and Methods: A list of accredited urology residency programs was taken from the Electronic Residency Application Service, excluding military-sponsored programs. Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook accounts of programs and applicants were then identified through Google and individual platform searches. Results: One hundred and nineteen out of 140 urology programs had Twitter accounts, with 29 created in 2020. Urology program Instagram accounts had the largest growth rate in 2020 of 227.8%. Almost all urology programs that had Instagram or Facebook accounts also had a Twitter account. Urology programs promoted a total of 277 virtual events on Twitter, 83 on Instagram, and 48 on Facebook. Sixteen subinternships were promoted on Twitter, two on Instagram, and two on Facebook. In the 2021 match, 136 of the 237 matched applicants on Twitter made their accounts in the year leading up to the match and 42 of the 162 matched applicants on Twitter created their Twitter accounts during the 2019 cycle. Conclusion: The number of urology programs on Twitter and Instagram increased in 2020 at a faster rate than previous years. Many programs used their accounts to promote virtual events and subinternships. Applicants who matched in 2021 made Twitter accounts during their application year at a higher rate than the previous application cycle. During the COVID-19 pandemic, urology programs and applicants utilized social media, especially Twitter, to engage and learn about each other.
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Urological Science
Urological Science UROLOGY & NEPHROLOGY-
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