Justus J Randolph, Anaya Bryson, Lakshmi Menon, David K Henderson, Austin Kureethara Manuel, Stephen Michaels, Debra Leigh Walls Rosenstein, Warren McPherson, Rebecca O'Grady, Angeline S Lillard
Montessori education's impact on academic and nonacademic outcomes: A systematic review
Campbell systematic reviews
benefits intraoperative recording well published literature however studies identified current practices barriers subsequent solutions objective study better understand surgeons current practices perceptions video management gather blinded feedback new surgical video recording product potential address barriers effectively structured questionnaire used survey 230 surgeons general gynecologic urologic hospital administrators across us europe regarding current video recording practices questionnaire used evaluate blinded concept describing new intraoperative recording solution 54 respondents reported recording eligible cases majority recording less 35 total eligible caseload reasons recording included finding value recording simple procedures forgetting record lack access equipment legal concerns labor intensity difficulty accessing videos among nonrecording surgeons 65 reported considering recording cases assess surgical techniques document practice submit conferences share colleagues aid training 35 surgeons rejected recording due medicolegal concerns lack perceived benefit concerns secure storage price regarding concept recording solution 74 respondents likely quite likely recommend product adoption facility appealing features current recorders included products ease use use ai maintain patient staff privacy lack manual downloads availability fulllength procedural videos ease access storage nonrecorders found immediate access videos maintenance patientstaff privacy appealing tools address barriers recording accessing managing surgical case videos critical improving surgical skills touch surgery enterprise valuable tool help overcome barriers