THE ISN VIDEO ABSTRACT SERIES IN PERSPECTIVE: GLOBAL EDUCATIONAL REACH AND OUTCOMES

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THE ISN VIDEO ABSTRACT SERIES IN PERSPECTIVE: GLOBAL EDUCATIONAL REACH AND OUTCOMES
Augusto Cesar
Soares dos Santos Junior
Ahmed AKL aiakl2001@yahoo.com Urology and Nephrology center, Mansoura University Nephrology department Mansoura
Denisse Arellano-Mendez denisse.amendez@gmail.com Mexican Social Security Institute Department of Medicine Guadalajara
Dilushi Wijayarante dilushi_w@yahoo.com University of Colombo Department of Clinical Medicine Colombo
Divya Bajpai divyaa24@gmail.com Seth G.S.M.C. and K.E.M. Hospital Nephrology Mumbai
Mohammed Abdel Gawad drgawad@gmail.com School of Medicine, Newgiza University (NGU) Nephrology Division Giza
Krithika Mohan krithicism@gmail.com Trustwell hospital Nephrology and transplant Bangalore
Manjusha Yadla manjuyadla@gmail.com Gandhi Medical College Nephrology Hyderabad
Mythri Shankar mythri.nish@gmail.com Institute of Nephro-urology Nephrology Bangalore
Fernanda Arce-Amaré farce@theisn.org International Society of Nephrology Brussels
Priti Meena Pritimn@gmail.com All India Institute of Medical Sciences Bhubaneswar India Nephrology Bhubaneswar
Sourabh Sharma drsourabh05@gmail.com Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi Nephrology and Kidney Transplantation New Delhi
Suman Behera suman.behera@gmail.com McMaster University Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine Hamilton
 
 
 

The Video Abstracts Series is an initiative by the ISN Education Working Group in association with the ISN Education Social Media Team to foster the ISN global education strategy. Video Abstracts are an innovative tool in science communication, allowing a quick overview of a scientific paper. They communicate the study's principal characteristics and findings.

This study aimed to assess quantitatively the impact of the ISN Video Abstracts Series initiative. From Nov 2021 to Sep 2023, we analyzed video impressions, engagements, and views from Twitter X, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

The ISN Video Abstracts Series highlighted studies published in the Kidney International Reports (KIR, n=21), Kidney International (KI, n=22), and the ISN-DOPPS initiative (n=1). Most interactions occurred on Twitter X, resulting in 161,299 impressions, 4,666 engagements, 644 likes, and 25,489 video views. Video views at each platform for each Video Abstract were, on average, 607 (Twitter X), 182 (Instagram), 131 (Facebook), and 127 (LinkedIn). The ISN Video Abstracts Series addressing the KIR publication "Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide biosynthetic impairment and urinary metabolomic alterations observed in hospitalized adults with COVID19-Related AKI" had the most views (n=2,125) and impressions (17,527). 

YearVideoAbstracts (n)
2021         03
2022         23
2023         18

Social media use has increased exponentially in the last decade and has had a profound impact on Nephrology education. The ISN offers various educational and interactive resources through Social Media and the ISN Academy, its official e-learning portal. The Video Abstracts Series has become an inclusive and resourceful tool capable of capturing and retaining the user's attention. Tools such as generative artificial intelligence could be used to leverage the use of Video Abstracts, transforming the way scientific publications are communicated to the broader public.

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