Gastroenterological Education : Do Digital Data Depositories Make a Difference?
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During the three or more years of GI Fellowship, trainees acquire a large percentage of the specialized medical knowledge that they will carry throughout their careers. It is thus important to foster a commitment to continuous learning and practices during fellowship intended to extend beyond training. Since relying solely on traditional textbooks is no longer adequate, numerous valuable resources exist as supplementary aids for learning and studying. Nevertheless, lacking a practical structure to navigate the sheer volume of these resources can be overwhelming. The sources of knowledge in gastroenterology during the digital age include published guidelines, eBooks, podcasts, board examination preparation, mobile applications, and engagement with social media. This article seeks to offer trainees and early career gastroenterologists' guidance for effectively utilizing diverse digital tools for ongoing and lifelong education.
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