Table 1.

Student Questionnaire Responses

Item	Median Confidence (Interquartile Range) on a 10-Point Scalea
	Week 1b	Week 2	Week 3	Week 4	P Value
1. How confident do you feel with placing EHR orders overall?	2 (1–4)	4 (4–6)	7 (6–8)	9 (8–10)	.002
2. How confident do you feel with writing prescriptions?	2 (1–3)	4 (3.5–5)	7 (5.5–8)	9 (8–10)	.003
3. How confident do you feel with ordering lab or screening tests?	2 (1–4)	5 (4–5)	7 (6–8)	9 (8–10)	.004
4. How confident do you feel with ordering imaging studies?	2 (1–4)	5 (4–5)	7 (6–8)	9 (8–10)	.007
5. How confident do you feel with ordering vaccines?	2 (1–3)	4 (3–5)	7 (5–8)	9 (7–10)	.02
6. How confident do you feel with ordering referrals?	2 (1–2.5)	4 (3–5)	7 (5–7)	9 (8–10)	.005
7. How confident do you feel with ordering outpatient therapy (eg, IV fluids, injections, nebulizers)?	1 (1–2)	4 (2–4)	6 (4–7)	9 (5–10)	.02
8. How confident do you feel with linking orders to a working diagnosis?	1 (1–3)	4 (4–6)	7 (6–8)	10 (8–10)	.007
9. How confident do you feel that clinical decision support tools benefit your medical education?	3 (2–6)	6 (4–7)	7 (6–8)	9 (8–10)	.02
10. How confident do you feel that placing unsigned orders benefits your medical education?	7 (2–8)	7 (4.5–10)	8 (7–10)	10 (9–10)	.001b

^aMedians are presented for this nonparametric distribution; 1 represents “not confident at all” and 10 represents “very confident.”

^bWeeks 1–3 included 49 students and week 4 included 46 students (3 students had truncated 3-week rotations).

^cConfidence in benefit to medical education increased significantly only between weeks 1 and 3 and weeks 2 and 4.