Development and Evaluation of a Crowdsourcing Platform for Education and Evidence-Based Medical Decision-Making

Author:

Santos Álisson Oliveira dos1ORCID,Sztajnberg Alexandre2ORCID,Machado Tales Mota3,Nobre Daniel Magalhães3,Souza Adriano Neves de Paula e3,Savassi Leonardo Cançado Monteiro3

Affiliation:

1. Universidade Federal de São João del-Rei, Brasil

2. Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

3. Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto, Brasil

Abstract

ABSTRACT The medical education for clinical decision-making has undergone changes in recent years. Previously supported by printed material, problem solving in clinical practice has recently been aided by digital tools known as summaries platforms. Doctors and medical students have been using such tools from questions found in practice scenarios. These platforms have the advantage of high-quality, evidence-based and always up-to-date content. Its popularization was mainly due to the rise of the internet use and, more recently, of mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones, facilitating their use in clinical practice. Despite this platform is widely available, the most of them actually present several access barriers as costs, foreign language and not be able to Brazilian epidemiology. A free national platform of evidence-based medical summaries was proposed, using the crowdsourcing concept to resolve those barriers. Furthermore, concepts of gamification and content evaluation were implemented. Also, there is the possibility of evaluation by the users, who assigns note for each content created. The platform was built with modern technological tools and made available for web and mobile application. After development, an evaluation process was conducted by researchers to attest to the valid of content, usability, and user satisfying. Consolidated questionnaires and evaluation tools by the literature were applied. The process of developing the digital platform fostered interdisciplinarity, from the involvement of medical and information technology professionals. The work also allowed the reflection on the innovative educational processes, in which the learning from real life problems and the construction of knowledge in a collaborative way are integrated. The assessment results suggest that platform can be real alternative form the evidence-based medical decision-making.

Publisher

FapUNIFESP (SciELO)

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