Anesthesiology Residency Training and the Anesthesia Toolbox:

A&A practice · Feb 2021

Anesthesiology Residency Training and the Anesthesia Toolbox: Five Years of Experience With a Collaboratively Developed Peer-Reviewed e-Learning System.

The Internet is a source of professional self-education for medical students and residents. Unfortunately, much of the content discovered through search engines is of insufficient quality for professional education. ⋯ As of March 2020, 64 anesthesiology residency programs in the United States subscribed to the AT (41% of total). Since the onset of the pandemic in March, AT has added 25 programs (28% increase) and gained 1156 users (26% increase).

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- Glenn E Woodworth, Zachary B Hoskins, Thomas T Hoang, Benjamin Marsh, Andrew Infosino, Christina M Spofford, and Robert B Maniker.
- From the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon.
- A A Pract. 2021 Feb 23; 15 (2): e01406e01406.
AbstractThe Internet is a source of professional self-education for medical students and residents. Unfortunately, much of the content discovered through search engines is of insufficient quality for professional education. The Anesthesia Toolbox (AT) was developed to provide online peer-reviewed educational resources for anesthesiology trainees and faculty. Since 2014, AT has developed 24 curricula, 822 content items, and 3238 quiz questions. As of March 2020, 64 anesthesiology residency programs in the United States subscribed to the AT (41% of total). Since the onset of the pandemic in March, AT has added 25 programs (28% increase) and gained 1156 users (26% increase).Copyright © 2021 International Anesthesia Research Society.

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