Table 3.
Institutional review board–exempt, anonymized survey questions assessing self-reported resident attitudes toward the old, as well as redesigned neuroradiology curricula
Question | Possible answers |
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Which year of residency are you in? | R1, R2, R3, R4 |
Are you aware that a predetermined neuroradiology lecture curriculum exists? | Yes, no |
How organized is the neuroradiology lecture curriculum? | 1: very disorganized, 2: disorganized, 3: neither organized or disorganized, 4: organized, 5: very organized |
How much does the neuroradiology lecture curriculum prepare you for your rotations, call, and clinical practice? | 1: not useful at all, 2: somewhat not useful, 3: neither useful or not useful, 4: useful, 5: very useful |
How well does the neuroradiology lecture curriculum prepare you for the CORE examination? | 1: not well at all, 2: not well, 3: neither well or not well, 4: well, 5: very well |
Are you aware that there is an ABR outline for the topics tested on the CORE examination? | Yes, no |
If yes to the previous question, have you ever read through the outline? | Yes, no |
If yes to the previous questions, how well does the neuroradiology lecture curriculum match the topics shown on the outline? | 1: not well at all, 2: not well, 3: neither well or not well, 4: well, 5: very well |
How often do you attend the neuroradiology noon lectures in person? | 0%, 1%-25%, 26%-50%, 51%-75%, 76-99%, 100% |
When you do not attend a neuroradiology lecture in person, how often do you watch it remotely? | 0%, 1%-25%, 26%-50%, 51%-75%, 76%-99%, 100% |
Please rank your reasons for not attending neuroradiology lectures, where 1 = most frequent reason. |
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How well do you retain information presented in neuroradiology lectures? | 1: not well at all, 2: not well, 3: neither well or not well, 4: well, 5: very well |
How much redundancy is built into the neuroradiology curriculum? |
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R1, residency year 1; R2, residency year 2; R3, residency year 3; R4, residency year 4.