Table 3.
Mean Likert scores (maximum score of 5)a | |
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Model feedback | |
Helpfulnessa | |
Water bath | 4.2 |
Transparent maze | 4.7 |
Imaging kidney stones in human phantom | 4.3 |
Pushing kidney stones in human phantom | 4.7 |
Ease of useb | |
Water bath | 4.4 |
Transparent maze | 3.4 |
Imaging kidney stones in human phantom | 3.6 |
Pushing kidney stones in human phantom | 2.9 |
Validationc | |
Content validation—the curriculum was effective for training in | |
Imaging the kidney | 4.6 |
Imaging kidney stones | 4.3 |
Pushing kidney stones | 4.8 |
Face validation—the curriculum was realistic in | |
Imaging the kidney | 4.3 |
Imaging kidney stones | 3.8 |
Pushing kidney stones | 4.1 |
The technology is relevant to the practice of urology | 4.9 |
Urologists should undergo training before using this technology | 4.9 |
Graded as 1=not helpful, 2=neutral, 3=slightly helpful, 4=helpful, 5=very helpful.
Graded as 1=very difficult, 2=difficult, 3=slightly difficult, 4=easy, 5=very easy.
Graded as 1=strongly disagree, 2=disagree, 3=neutral, 4=agree, 5=strongly agree.