颅底外科奖学金项目网站招聘信息质量评估

IF 0.9 4区 医学 Q3 Medicine Journal of Neurological Surgery Part B: Skull Base Pub Date : 2023-09-26 DOI:10.1055/a-2181-6813
Hana Sung, Emily Ton, Nolan Brown, Zach Pennington, Sachiv Chakravarti, Dontre Douse, Julian L. Gendreau, Siviero Agazzi, Matthew L Carlson, Michael J Link, Jamie J Van Gompel
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美国神经外科医师协会(AANS)、北美颅底学会(NASBS)、美国鼻科学学会(ARS)和美国神经学学会(ANS)奖学金目录是颅底外科奖学金项目的重要信息库。然而,对通过这些资源获得的信息的数量和深度的研究有限。本研究的目的是评估在AANS、NASBS、ARS和ANS奖学金目录中列出的个别奖学金项目的网站可访问性和信息可用性。方法从AANS和NASBS奖学金目录中获得所有认可的颅底外科项目列表。所列项目的重复被删除,并通过在线搜索引擎进行系统查询,以确定奖学金网站。从每个可用的网站中,收集了与24个不同变量有关的信息,并将其分为两类- -征聘和教育。在招聘和教育信息的可用性上的差异,然后比较不同的网站和背景相对于其他外科专业。结果在排除重复项目后,共确定113个奖学金项目,其中99个(87.6%)有可访问的网站。在NASBS列出的48个网站中,有33个(68.8%)可以直接访问网站,32个(66.7%)可以访问电子邮件联系方式,6个(12.5%)可以访问电话号码。在AANS列出的39个项目中,没有一个包括网站链接,38个(97.4%)提供了电子邮件联系方式,39个(100%)列出了部门联系电话号码。ANS列出的所有28个(100%)项目除了提供每个机构网站的网站链接外,还提供电话和电子邮件联系方式。在ARS列出的33个项目中,29个(88%)有部门联系电话号码,31个(94%)有可用的电子邮件联系方式,4个(12%)有可直接从数据库网站获得的项目网站链接。在99个项目中,奖学金网站平均展示了13个招聘项目中的5.46个(42.0%),11个教育项目中的4.80个(42.6%)。东北地区的项目不太可能提供与招聘有关的信息(p = 0.023)。此外,东北和西部地区的项目明显不太可能提供专注于外科培训和/或教育的信息(p = 0.006)。结论:尽管许多颅底奖学金项目都有全面的项目网站,但某些关键方面仍然存在缺陷,有些项目提供的信息很少,甚至没有。提供更多关于项目的详细信息对奖学金项目主管和候选人都是有利的。
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Assessing the Quality of Recruitment Information on Skull Base Surgical Fellowship Program Websites
Abstract Introduction The American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS), North American Skull Base Society (NASBS), American Rhinologic Society (ARS), and American Neurotology Society (ANS) fellowship directories are important information repositories for skull base surgical fellowship programs. However, there is limited research on the amount and depth of information available through these resources. The objective of the present study is to assess Web site accessibility and information availability for individual fellowship programs listed within the AANS, NASBS, ARS, and ANS fellowship directories. Methods Lists of all accredited skull base surgical programs were obtained from the AANS and NASBS fellowship directories. Duplications in listed programs were removed, and systematic queries via an online search engine were conducted to identify fellowship Web sites. From each available Web site, information pertaining to 24 different variables was collected and organized into two categories—recruitment and education. Differences in the availability of information on recruitment and education were then compared across Web sites and contextualized relative to other surgical specialties. Results After excluding duplicates, 113 fellowship programs were identified, of which 99 (87.6%) had accessible Web sites. Of the 48 listed by the NASBS, direct Web site links were available for 33 (68.8%), email contacts were accessible for 32 (66.7%), and phone numbers were listed for 6 (12.5%). Of the 39 programs listed by the AANS, none included Web site links, 38 (97.4%) provided an email contact, and 39 (100%) listed a departmental contact telephone number. All 28 (100%) programs listed by the ANS provided a phone and email contact in addition to a Web site link to each institutional Web site. Of the 33 programs listed by the ARS, 29 (88%) had a departmental contact telephone number, 31 (94%) had an email contact available, and 4 (12%) had a program Web site link directly available from the database Web site. Of the 99 total programs, fellowship Web sites displayed an average of 5.46 (42.0%) of the 13 recruitment features and 4.80 (42.6%) of the 11 education features. Programs in the geographic Northeast were significantly less likely to present information pertaining to recruitment (p = 0.023). Furthermore, programs in geographic Northeast and West were significantly less likely to present information focused on surgical training and/or education (p = 0.006). Conclusion Although many skull base fellowship programs have maintained comprehensive program Web sites, certain critical aspects remain deficient, and some programs provide little to no information. Providing more detailed information about programs can prove mutually beneficial for fellowship program directors and candidates.
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Neurological Surgery Part B: Skull Base (JNLS B) is a major publication from the world''s leading publisher in neurosurgery. JNLS B currently serves as the official organ of several national and international neurosurgery and skull base societies. JNLS B is a peer-reviewed journal publishing original research, review articles, and technical notes covering all aspects of neurological surgery. The focus of JNLS B includes microsurgery as well as the latest minimally invasive techniques, such as stereotactic-guided surgery, endoscopy, and endovascular procedures. JNLS B is devoted to the techniques and procedures of skull base surgery.
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