Title of article :
Live surgery at conferences – Clinical benefits and ethical dilemmas
Author/Authors :
Philip-Watson, Joanna East Surrey Hospital, UK , Khan, Shahid A.A. East Surrey Hospital, UK , Hadjipavlou, Marios East Surrey Hospital, UK , Rane, Abhay East Surrey Hospital, UK , Knoll, Thomas University of Tuebingen - Klinikum Sindelfingen-Boeblingen, Germany
From page :
183
To page :
186
Abstract :
Live surgical broadcasts (LSBs) are becoming increasingly popular in urological conferences. These activities can provide excellent training opportunities, as they allow the audience to view an operation conducted by world-renowned surgeons, and have the ability to interact with them in real time. However, several ethical considerations have been raised with this practice, which the participatingsurgeons and conference organisers must appreciate and address carefully. In this article we highlight the ethical considerations related to LSBs and advise on how these should be addressed. We also present the latest recommendations made by the European Association of Urology Live Surgery Committee and discuss alternatives to LSB.
Keywords :
Surgical education , Live broadcast , Ethics , Video , assisted learning
Journal title :
AJU - Arab Journal of Urology
Journal title :
AJU - Arab Journal of Urology
Record number :
2544751
Link To Document :
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