TIAN YUAN, LANG JIAXIN, ZHANG YUELUN, et al. Effectiveness of distance interactive learning in image recognition and learning intentions for ultrasound airway management. [J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2024, 23(12): 1613-1617.
TIAN YUAN, LANG JIAXIN, ZHANG YUELUN, et al. Effectiveness of distance interactive learning in image recognition and learning intentions for ultrasound airway management. [J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2024, 23(12): 1613-1617. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20240329-01921.
Effectiveness of distance interactive learning in image recognition and learning intentions for ultrasound airway management
To investigate the changes in image recognition ability and learning intentions after distance interactive learning
and to assess the teaching effect objectively and subjectively.
Methods
2
A total of 61 physicians working in Department of Anesthesiology
Peking Union Medical College Hospital
were enrolled as subjects and received training with the distance interactive learning method
and a questionnaire survey was conducted to assess the changes in objective image recognition ability and subjective learning intentions after teaching. The paired
t
-test a
nd the Wilcoxon paired rank test were used to perform statistical analyses.
Results
2
A total of 48 anesthesiologists completed the learning and assessments. After training
there was a significant increase in the accuracy rate of recognizing the anatomical structures of the airway on ultrasound images from (45.98±18.57)% to (88.38±7.92)% (
t
=14.74
P
<
0.001)
and there was a significant reduction in misdiagnosis rate from (60.68±29.83)% to (8.53±4.34)% (
t
=-6.00
P
<
0.001). After teaching
the accuracy rate of identifying tracheal intubation on ultrasound images increased from (42.50±19.62)% to (66.25±23.40)% (
t
=-4.08
P
<
0.001). After teaching
the accuracy rate of comprehensive ultrasound airway assessment increased from (45.61±17.00)% to (85.80±7.69)% (
t
=14.48
P
<
0.001)
and the misdiagnosis rate decreased from (59.41±29.05)% to (8.46±4.27)% (
t
=-6.00
P
<
0.001). After teaching
although there were reductions in the learning intentions for clinical application scenarios
ultrasound section and body surface landmarks
and ultrasound image features
there were no significant changes in the learning intentions for operation techniques.
Conclusions
2
Distance interactive training helps anesthesiologists to improve their ability for recognition of ultrasound airway images and can meet their specific learning intentions.
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