TVASurg viewership survey

The Toronto Video Atlas of Surgery (TVASurg) started in 2011 as a surgical video atlas focused on hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) and multi-organ transplant (MOT) cases. TVASurg has since evolved to include many new additions including interactive learning modules, conference lectures and obstetrics/gynaecology (OBGYN) procedures.

As we continue to collaborate with other surgical specialties and explore new innovations for our viewers, we want to ensure we are delivering the best possible content that will provide the greatest value for our honoured viewers, We would like to invite you to complete a 5 minute short survey and share with us your hopes and desires for the future development and expansion of TVASurg.

Thank you in advance for your input!

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* 1. I am a

Student

Fellow/Resident/Surgical trainee

Surgeon

Other medical professional

Other (please specify)

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* 2. How did you first hear about TVASurg?

Resident/Fellowship curriculum

Conferences

Social media (Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin)

Google

Friends/Colleagues

Other (please specify)

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* 3. How frequently do you visit the TVASurg website during your surgical training?

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

Every 2-3 months

Every 4-6 months

Once or twice a year

Never

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* 4. How would you rate the overall educational value of TVASurg?

Very poor

Poor

Average

Good

Excellent

Very poor

Poor

Average

Good

Excellent

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* 5. For what purpose do you use TVASurg videos? (select all that apply)

Familiarizing myself with a particular procedure prior to performing the procedure

Learning different approaches/techniques in a particular procedure

Use the materials in teaching

General interest

Other (please specify)

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* 6. TVASurg currently offers 8-12 minute videos of surgical procedures. What additional content or features would be educationally valuable for your surgical training outside the OR? (1 = Must have; 6 = Not interested)

Forum/Q&A consisting of qualified clinicians

Long form videos (40-60 minutes) that show every step of a procedure from start to finish

Shorter “highlight” videos (2-3 minutes) that show only the key steps of a procedure

Professional consultation on surgical video production

Tutorials related to surgical filming and editing

Tutorials on 3D model reconstructions from CT/MRIs

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* 7. TVASurg currently offers our content for free. Would you be willing to pay for the additional content you ranked highest in question 5?

Yes

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* 8. What would you like most to see in the future at TVASurg?

More variations on HPB and MOT cases

More different surgical specialties integrated

More interactive and/or VR content

Patient education content

Other (please specify)

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* 1. I am a

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* 2. How did you first hear about TVASurg?

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* 3. How frequently do you visit the TVASurg website during your surgical training?

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* 4. How would you rate the overall educational value of TVASurg?

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* 5. For what purpose do you use TVASurg videos? (select all that apply)

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* 6. TVASurg currently offers 8-12 minute videos of surgical procedures. What additional content or features would be educationally valuable for your surgical training outside the OR? (1 = Must have; 6 = Not interested)

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* 7. TVASurg currently offers our content for free. Would you be willing to pay for the additional content you ranked highest in question 5?

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* 8. What would you like most to see in the future at TVASurg?

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* 9. Do you have any additional comments for the TVASurg team?