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- Figure 1 Increase in Knowledge Scores
Diagram demonstrating an average trainee score on the 40-question knowledge quiz both before (blue) and after (red) the course. Scores are reported by group assignment.
- Figure 2 Baseline Confidence Scores Among All Trainees
Diagram presenting the number of trainees who selected each confidence score by topic before the course. Total number of responses for each emergency (n = 19). No resident selected score 4 (extremely confident).
- Figure 3 Shift in Self-Assess Confidence Before and After the Course Among All Trainees
Frequency (by %) of each confidence score (0–4) over the 15 surveyed items reported by all trainees both before the course (blue) and after the course (red). Before the course, 19 residents scored 15 items for a total of 285 scores. For example, not at all confident (score 0) was reported 59 times (21% of the time). After the course, 20 residents scored 15 items for a total of 300 scores. For example, not at all confident (score 0) was reported 23 times (8% of the time). The yellow bars demonstrate the percentage of each confidence score when only the 9 items which were directly taught in the course were surveyed. Twenty residents scored 9 items for a total of 180 scores. For example, not at all confident (score 0) was reported 3 times (2% of the time).
- Figure 4 Median Confidence Scores Before and After the Course by Group
Diagram demonstrating the change in median confidence scores by group assignment across all 15 items surveyed. Darker bars signify the topics that were taught in the course. Lighter bars represent the topics that were surveyed, but those were not addressed as part of the curriculum.
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