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. 2025 Feb 3;11:1512308. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2024.1512308

Table 2.

Participants teaching data.

Total n (%)
1. For how many years have you been teaching? (n = 505) Less than 5 117 (23.2%)
6–10 116 (23%)
11–15 94 (18.6%)
Over 16 178 (35.2%)
2. What are your engagements when teaching residents? (Choose all appropriate answers) I give lectures 320 (63.4%)
Perform work-based interactive teaching (operating room) 420 (83.1%)
Running clinical case discussions 279 (55.2%)
Involved in simulation sessions 205 (40.6%)
Teach informally, during every day work 403 (79.8%)
Other 29 (5.7%)
3. Which of the teaching skills do you use in your own teaching? (Choose all appropriate answers) Planning and preparation for teaching session 318 (62.9%)
Using visual aids 290 (57.4%)
Interactive teaching 341 (67.5%)
Problem based learning 330 (62.9%)
Teaching the skills 388 (76.8%)
Giving feedback 396 (78.4%)
Organizing and leading the discussions 249 (49.3%)
Organizing specific sessions (journal clubs, interactive sessions, pro and con debate…) 190 (37.6%)
Other 8 (1.6%)
4. Are you involved in any form of assessment of the residents? (Choose all appropriate answers) I am an examiner for the final exam 128 (25.3%)
I am European Diploma in anaesthesia and Intensive Care (EDAIC) part II examiner 67 (13.2%)
I occasionally carry out assessment during the residency program (Direct Observation of Procedural Skills–DOPS) 195 (38.6%)
I give feedback during simulation sessions 202 (40%)
I give feedback during everyday work 389 (77.0%)
I am involved in other forms of formative assessment (for example multisource feedback) 168 (33.2%)
I am not involved in any kind of assessment 53 (10.5%)
Other 19 (3.8%)

Percentages refer to the total of participants that replied to these questions (n = 505). Questions 2, 3 and 4 allowed for more than one option.