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. 2023 Sep 11;56(1):9–15. doi: 10.22454/FamMed.2023.346131

Table 3. Residents’ Report of Their Involvement in Curricular Change, Practice Transformation, and Satisfaction With Training According to 3 YearsVersus 4 Years of Training.

Assessment variables

Length of training

P value*

3 years (n=1,089) Mean (SD)

4 years (n=1,486) Mean (SD)

Resident involvement

Resident involvement with curricular changea

Range

4.22 (0.84)

1–5

4.19 (0.89)

1–5

.40

Resident involvement with clinical practice changea

Range

3.98 (0.92)

1–5

3.98 (0.91)

1–5

.98

Learning env ironment

Adequacy of supervision received from faculty and staffb

Range

3.51 (0.61) 1–4

3.58 (0.55)

1–4

.003

Adequacy of feedback from faculty and staffb

Range

3.17 (0.72)

1–4

3.23 (0.68)

1–4

.023

Effectiveness of faculty and staff in creating an environment of scholarship and inquiryb

Range

3.27 (0.76)

1–4

3.44 (0.64)

1–4

<.001

Satisfaction with research or scholarly opportunitiesb

Range

3.03 (0.83)

1–4

3.31 (0.72)

1–4

<.001

Overall satisfaction

Overall satisfaction with residency trainingc

Range

4.40 (0.77)

1–5

4.54 (0.66)

1–5

<.001

*P for independent samples t test of 3 versus 4 years of training all years combined (n=2,582)

aScale: 1=substantially weak, 2=somewhat weak, 3=neutral, 4=somewhat strong, 5=substantially strong

bScale: 1=not at all, 2=somewhat, 3=moderately, 4=extremely

cScale: 1=very unsatisfied, 2=somewhat unsatisfied, 3=neutral, 4=somewhat satisfied, 5=very satisfied