Ghana video lecture series in collaboration with the Royal College of Pathologists

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on the new video lectures across Chemical pathology, Haematology, Histopathology (anatomical pathology) and Microbiology created to support the curricula by strengthening their implementation and by offering opportunities for further continued professional development.

Your responses are anonymous and will help the Royal College of Pathologists and the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons to monitor and evaluate the benefit these learning resources are achieving and improvements that could be made for projects of this kind in future.

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* 1. Which of the twenty-four video lectures have you watched?

Chemical pathology: Clinical governance and audit

Chemical pathology: LIPID metabolism and disorders

Chemical pathology: Nutrition

Chemical pathology: Protein Electrophoresis and Free Light Chains

Chemical pathology: Inborn errors of metabolism

Chemical pathology: Research and development

Haematology: Human leucocyte antigens and their applications

Haematology: Cytochemical stains and their applications

Haematology: Benign disorders of leucocytes

Haematology: Management of refractory NHL

Haematology: Anticoagulation in high bleeding risk cancer patients

Haematology: Quality assurance in the coagulation laboratory

Histopathology/anatomical pathology: Practical Approach to Specimen Grossing

Histopathology/anatomical pathology: Biopsy interpretation (interpretation of histological appearances)

Histopathology/anatomical pathology: Introduction to molecular methods in cancer diagnosis

Histopathology/anatomical pathology: Datasets in histopathologic reporting of cancers

Histopathology/anatomical pathology: Cervical screening

Histopathology/anatomical pathology: The role of intraoperative consultation in patient management

Microbiology: Key principles in outbreak investigation and management

Microbiology: Optimisation of antibiotic therapy in critically ill patients

Microbiology: Application of molecular methods in diagnostic microbiology

Microbiology: Management of infections in the immunocompromised patient (non-HIV)

3. Control of multidrug-resistant bacteria in the hospital - Dr Natasha Ratnaraja

Microbiology: Quality assurance and auditing in clinical microbiology

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* 2. Overall did you find these video lectures helpful?

Extremely helpful

Helpful

Somewhat helpful

Unhelpful

Extremely helpful

Helpful

Somewhat helpful

Unhelpful

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* 3. Tell us more about what you found helpful or not so helpful about the videos.

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* 4. Which location have you mostly accessed and watched the video lectures from?

Rural

Suburban

Other (please specify)

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* 5. How did you hear about the Ghana video lecture series?

Social media

Through the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons

An email communication

Word of mouth

Other (please specify)

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* 6. How likely are you to recommend the video lectures to others?

Highly likely

Likely

Unlikely

Not at all likely

Highly likely

Likely

Unlikely

Not at all likely

Please provide comments to support your chosen response.

Ghana video lecture series in collaboration with the Royal College of Pathologists

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* 1. Which of the twenty-four video lectures have you watched?

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* 2. Overall did you find these video lectures helpful?

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* 3. Tell us more about what you found helpful or not so helpful about the videos.

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* 4. Which location have you mostly accessed and watched the video lectures from?

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* 5. How did you hear about the Ghana video lecture series?

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* 6. How likely are you to recommend the video lectures to others?

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* 7. What further educational resources would be helpful to your continued professional development within laboratory medicine in future?