Research on e-Learning

The MED-Pie team has published a number of papers, opinion letters and presentations on the methodology, problems and effect of distance learning in medicine. Most of the publications concern distance learning in vascular surgery, as most of the MED-Pie team members are vascular surgeons or vascular trainees. Nevertheless, our findings are no less valid in other medical specialties and we invite you to read them and send us your thoughts.

Scientific journals

Presentations

  • Vascular e-Learning in Middle East & North Africa during the COVID pandemic: regional results and variations of the EL-COVID survey was presented at the 1st Emirati Vascular Surgery Society meeting (Dubai, UAE) in January, 2023.
  • E-Learning during COVID-19 pandemic: Insights from the EL-COVID research was presented online at the 2021 Winter Webinar of the Youth Committee of the International Union of Angiology in March 2021
  • Analysis of the Greek Vascular Surgical Trainees’ appreciation of e-Learning was presented at the 18th Panhellenic Congress of Angiology & Vascular Surgery (Athens, Greece) in March 2019
  • Challenges in vascular e-Learning was presented at the 18th Panhellenic Congress of Angiology & Vascular Surgery (Athens, Greece) in March 2019
  • The e-Learning community of the European Society for Vascular Surgery (ESVS) was presented at the 28th ESVS Annual Meeting (Stockholm, Sweden) in September 2014
  • The Evolution of a web based Distance Learning framework for vascular surgery – the first four years 2009-12 was presented at the AMEE (Prague, Czech Rep.) in August 2013.
  • How we are addressing endovascular training in Europe was presented at the BSET & Vascular Society Summer meeting (Warwickshire, UK) in June 2012
  • Evaluation of the use of new technology in continuing education of mental health professionals was presented at the 20thPanhellenic Congress of Psychiatry (Crete Island, Greece) in May 2008