Gay S B, DeAngelis G A
Department of Radiology, University of Virginia Health Sciences Center, Charlottesville 22908, USA.
Acad Radiol. 1997 Apr;4(4):304-8. doi: 10.1016/s1076-6332(97)80033-5.
The authors' purpose was to evaluate radiology residents' assessment of their own computer skills for potential development of computer training in a residency curriculum.
The authors conducted a survey to evaluate the attitudes of radiology residents concerning personal computing. Surveys were completed by 136 radiology residents from six academic institutions.
Sixty percent of residents surveyed considered themselves to be computer literate and 93% would like further computer training. Fifty-six percent had a computer at home and 9% had a laptop. Almost all residents had access to a computer at work. Word processing and medical literature searches were the most common computer tasks performed by residents. Image processing was the least common task performed. Although all hospitals surveyed were connected to the Internet, only 26% of residents used the Internet and 14% used Internet teaching files. Most residents expressed a preference for self-paced, on-line evening training sessions.
Most radiology residents believed they possessed adequate computer skills. This proportion has markedly increased over that found in previous surveys. Radiology residents desire and could likely benefit from computer training included as part of the residency curriculum.
作者的目的是评估放射科住院医师对自身计算机技能的评估，以便在住院医师培训课程中开展计算机培训。
作者进行了一项调查，以评估放射科住院医师对个人计算机使用的态度。来自六个学术机构的136名放射科住院医师完成了调查。
60%的被调查住院医师认为自己具备计算机知识，93%的人希望接受进一步的计算机培训。56%的人家里有电脑，9%的人有笔记本电脑。几乎所有住院医师在工作中都能使用电脑。文字处理和医学文献检索是住院医师最常进行的计算机任务。图像处理是最不常进行的任务。尽管所有接受调查的医院都连接了互联网，但只有26%的住院医师使用互联网，14%的人使用互联网教学文件。大多数住院医师表示更喜欢自主安排进度的在线晚间培训课程。
大多数放射科住院医师认为他们具备足够的计算机技能。这一比例比之前调查的结果有显著提高。放射科住院医师渴望并可能从作为住院医师培训课程一部分的计算机培训中受益。
