Table 1. Confidence Score Results.

SD – standard deviation 

	Pre-test Avg (SD)	Post-test Avg (SD)	P-value
1. I understand how a trauma activation should be run	3.2 (0.56)	4.27 (0.46)	<0.0001*
2. I understand my role and other team members roles’ during a trauma activation	3.27 (0.80)	4.21 (0.43)	0.0004*
3. I feel confident I can recognize when a trauma patient should be intubated in the trauma bay	2.93 (0.59)	3.87 (0.52)	<0.0001*
4. I am confident I could be the airway person during a trauma activation	2.6 (0.74)	3.27 (0.80)	0.0243*
5. I am confident determining the Glasgow coma scale and can use it to guide the care of a patient	2.93 (0.80)	3.13 (0.74)	0.4831
6. I understand the use of a backboard and cervical collar for a trauma patient	3.53 (0.52)	4.07 (0.26)	0.003*
7. I understand when it is appropriate to transfuse blood products during a trauma activation	3.27 (0.59)	4.07 (0.26)	0.0001*
8. I understand when a trauma patient is hemodynamically unstable	3.6 (0.51)	4.07 (0.46)	0.0131*
9. I am confident I could lead a trauma activation utilizing key principles of crisis resource management	2.47 (0.74)	3.6 (0.63)	0.0001*
10. I am confident I can demonstrate effective closed loop communication during a trauma activation	3.8 (0.68)	3.93 (0.46)	0.5446
11. I am confident performing the primary and secondary surveys of trauma	3.13 (0.99)	4.07 (0.26)	0.0014*
12. I am confident I could be the primary resident during a trauma activation, performing most of the physical exam	2.8 (0.94)	3.93 (0.59)	0.0005*
13. I am confident I could be the secondary resident during a trauma activation, assisting the primary resident by removing clothing and helping to logroll the patient	4.13 (0.99)	4.27 (0.59)	0.6417
14. I am confident I can adequately reduce/splint fractures in a trauma setting	3.07 (1.44)	3.67 (1.23)	0.23
15. I am confident I know the indications and contraindications of placing a Foley catheter	3.27 (0.70)	4.07 (0.80)	0.0069*