欧洲儿科放射学会研究委员会调查：临床需求下儿科放射学研究的困境
调查显示多数受访者将研究定义为会议报告和论文发表，但近八成报告受保护研究时间仅0-10%，主要障碍为时间缺乏和经费不足。
要点
- 儿科放射学研究面临时间和经费的双重障碍，受保护研究时间普遍极少。
- 研究活动多被定义为会议报告和论文发表，而非实验室或临床研究。
- 尽管支持有限，多数受访者仍有同行评议论文发表。
诊断标准与关键数值
- 研究活动定义为「撰写和会议报告」的占81.8%，定义为「实验室或临床研究」的占75.3%，定义为「基金撰写」的占64.9%。
- 79名受访者报告受保护研究时间处于最低水平（0-10%，即「极少至无」）。
- 74%的受访者曾在同行评议期刊发表论文。
- 最常感知的研究障碍为缺乏时间（79%）和经费不足（60%）。
临床应用与阅片要点
- 关注儿科放射学研究时间与经费的结构性限制，在科室管理中争取受保护研究时间。
- 明确研究活动的定义与产出形式，便于评估研究参与度。
局限性
- 回复率仅5.5%，可能存在无应答偏倚。
- 调查为自报告数据，可能存在报告偏倚。
以上解读依据论文摘要（全文未开放获取或许可不允许翻译转载）。
英文原文（摘要）· 点击展开
BACKGROUND: Performing basic or clinical research within medicine faces significant demographic, structural, and financial constraints. These pressures also affect pediatric radiology, where limited funding and growing clinical demands intensify challenges.
OBJECTIVE: To examine how pediatric radiologists define research activities, assess their reported allocation of time to research, and identify systemic barriers that affect engagement in research.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A prospective multicenter survey was distributed to 1625 ESPR members via Qualtrics in 2025. Data on research definitions, time allocation, funding streams, and perceived barriers were analyzed.
RESULTS: Eighty-eight members (5.5% response rate) from 32 different countries of practice of survey respondents completed the survey, with approximately one-third from each of early-career, mid-career, and late-career groups. Research activities were defined as "writing and presenting at conferences" (81.8%), conducting laboratory-based or clinical research (75.3%), and grant writing (64.9%). Seventy-nine reported having the lowest amount of protected research time (0-10%; "minimal to none"), although 74% of respondents had published in peer-reviewed journals. The most frequently perceived barriers to research were lack of time (79%) and insufficient funding (60%).
CONCLUSION: Among survey responders, research activity is significantly sustained, despite minimal structural support, reflecting what may be described as an impossible hustle. Common definitions of research and the allocation of protected research time are necessary to better support this engagement and safeguard the future of the subspecialty.
引用
- Limantoro I, D'Hondt A, Arthurs OJ, et al. The impossible hustle, sustaining pediatric radiology research amidst clinical demands: insights from a European society of pediatric radiology research committee survey. Pediatr Radiol. 2026. PMID: 42189170. doi:10.1007/s00247-026-06670-7
供执业医师工作参考，不替代临床判断；数值与分级以指南原文为准。