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A remarkable opportunity emerges amidst the dynamic evolution of medical education, one that could fundamentally alter how healthcare professionals gain and share knowledge. The concept of incorporating a structured, peer-reviewed video and audio section, as well as a dedicated submission portal, into the medical journals symbolizes a revolutionary advance. This addition has the potential to not only improve the educational experiences of the journal’s audience, but also to create a more accessible forum for the exchange of knowledge and citation. In this article, we explore the compelling potential of introducing structured videos and podcasts into the domain of medical literature, as well as the promising implications for revamping medical practitioners’ learning strategies.

Peer-reviewed visuals and auditory – isn’t it time to incorporate?