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. 2023 Aug;15(4):481–487. doi: 10.4300/JGME-D-22-00830.1

Table.

Results From a Controlled Pre-Post Survey of Residents in the PC Teach Study, 2020-2021

Variables Confidence Index Teaching Attitudes Index Primary Care/ Outpatient Index
PC Teach
 Pre (n=42), mean (SD) 3.40 (0.54) 4.54 (0.55) 3.57 (0.75)
 Post (n=25), mean (SD) 4.12 (0.74) 4.60 (0.52) 3.86 (0.68)
 Pre-post change, median [IQR] 0.60 [0.26, 1.26] 0.46 [-0.04, 0.46] 0.43 [-0.07, 0.68]
Control
 Pre (n=9), mean (SD) 3.15 (0.97) 4.61 (0.42) 3.33 (0.63)
 Post (n=8), mean (SD) 3.21 (0.83) 4.31 (0.65) 3.28 (0.80)
 Pre-post change, median [IQR] -0.15 [-0.48, 0.85] -0.36 [-0.86, 0.39] 0.04 [-0.58, 0.42]
Difference in mean pre scores, PC Teach minus control 0.25 -0.07 0.24
P value for difference in pre scores .73 .84 .44
Difference in median pre-post change, PC Teach minus control 0.75 0.82 0.39
P value for difference in pre-post change .03a .02a .12
aOR (95% CI) for increased score
 PC Teach 6.25b (2.46-15.89) 1.11 (0.35-3.49) 1.21 (0.03-43.68)
 Control [ref] [ref] [ref]
a

P<.05.

b

P<.001.

Abbreviations: PC, primary care; UCLA, University of California, Los Angeles; IQR, interquartile range; aOR, odds ratio for increase in score, controlling for program track (primary care vs categorical) and adjusting for clustering by clinic site; CI, confidence interval; ref, reference group.

Note: Because surveys were anonymous and no individual identifiers were collected, we were unable to match individuals’ pre- and post-intervention responses. As a result, the composition of individuals in the “pre” and “post” samples for a given study arm may differ. Pre-post change was calculated for individuals in each study arm as post-intervention score minus the group mean pre-intervention score. All P values were estimated from Wilcoxon rank sum test comparing outcome distributions between study arms.