The pros and cons of virtual networking events: online exploratory survey of psychiatrists’ opinions

  • Satake Y
  • Kuramochi I
  • Kawagishi R
  • et al.
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Abstract

We conducted an online questionnaire-based cross-sectional study to clarify psychiatrists’ perspectives on virtual networking events. We compared two groups of respondents: those who had participated in virtual networking events (experienced group, n = 85) and those who had not (inexperienced group, n = 13). The experienced group had a greater level of agreement than the inexperienced group that virtual events were generally useful and helped with forming professional relationships and improving professional skills. Respondents in the experienced group considered the ease of participation and low financial burden to be advantages of virtual networking meetings and difficulties in building friendships and socialising to be disadvantages.

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Satake, Y., Kuramochi, I., Kawagishi, R., Masuda, M., Aki, M., & Oya, N. (2024). The pros and cons of virtual networking events: online exploratory survey of psychiatrists’ opinions. BJPsych International, 21(1), 17–20. https://doi.org/10.1192/bji.2023.26

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