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. 2014 Apr 1;28(4):459–463. doi: 10.1089/end.2013.0589

Table 3.

Questionnaire Results

  Mean Likert scores (maximum score of 5)a
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
a

Graded as 1=not helpful, 2=neutral, 3=slightly helpful, 4=helpful, 5=very helpful.

b

Graded as 1=very difficult, 2=difficult, 3=slightly difficult, 4=easy, 5=very easy.

c

Graded as 1=strongly disagree, 2=disagree, 3=neutral, 4=agree, 5=strongly agree.