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#CBCLIPS: The international impact of a social media-based pediatric surgery interactive educational program

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Article · Aug 2025 · 1 min read

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In brief

This study examines #CBCLIPS, an innovative social media-based educational program that uses case-based learning to teach pediatric surgery on a global scale. The research evaluates how social media platforms can effectively deliver surgical education and foster international collaboration among trainees and practitioners.

  • Social media can serve as an effective platform for structured surgical education despite its undefined role in formal training.
  • #CBCLIPS demonstrates a scalable model for case-based learning in pediatric surgery using social media infrastructure.
  • Interactive educational programs on social platforms may enhance global connectivity and knowledge sharing among pediatric surgeons.
  • The study provides evidence for the international reach and educational impact of social media-based surgical teaching initiatives.

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Despite the transformative influence of social media on connectivity, learning, and networking, its role and impact on surgical education remains undefined. In the current study, we evaluated the impact of #CBCLIPS (Case Based Clinical Learning In Pediatric Surgery), a social media-based pediatric surgery educational program.

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