Table 2 CME Pre-test Post-test Results (N = 103)
Correct Response | Answered correctly on Pre-test n (%) | Answered correctly on Post-test n (%) | Δ | P-Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Ductal carcinoma is the most commonly diagnosed breast cancer in women in the United States. | 49 (47.5) | 98 (95.1) | 47.6% | .01 |
Sixty percent of breast cancers in women are diagnosed at a localized stage. | 15 (14.5) | 98 (95.1) | 80.6% | .00 |
African Americans have the highest mortality rate from breast cancer in the United States. | 83 (80.1) | 64 (62.1) | -18.0% | .34 |
Recommendations from leading health organizations are in agreement that average risk women should be screened beginning at age 40. | 24 (23.3) | 59 (57.2) | 33.9% | .09 |
Asian American/Pacific Islander's are least likely to participate in routine mammography screening. | 15 (14.5) | 98 (95.1) | 80.6% | .00 |
The rate of mammography screening in the Unites States has decreased. | 5 (4.8) | 84 (82.0) | 77.2% | .00 |
False-negative mammogram results are not a cause of breast cancer disparities. | 54 (52.4) | 88 (85.4) | 33.0% | .06 |
Cultural beliefs can influence healthcare seeking. | 98 (95.1) | 98 (95.1) | 0.0% | 1.00 |
LEARN helps providers understand how provider bias influences medical recommendations. | 15 (14.5) | 83 (81.0) | 66.5% | .00 |
The LEARN acronym stands for Listen, Explain, Acknowledge, Recommend, Negotiate. | 74 (71.8) | 93 (90.3) | 19.0% | .22 |