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Table 2 Confidence or experience items demonstrating statistically significant discrepancy (p < 0.05 on Chi square testing) between CRP and LRP residents

From: Differences in residents’ self-reported confidence and case experience between two post-graduate rotation curricula: results of a nationwide survey in Japan

 

CRP

LRP

Clinical competency items*

  

 Diagnosis of middle ear abnormality by otoscopy

60.7%

52.4%

 Diagnosis of pregnancy

55.5%

46.7%

 Pediatric IV placement and phlebotomy

77.9%

70.2%

 Assessment of severity and acuity in ER setting

88.7%

83.1%

 Diagnosis of prostate abnormality by rectal examination

60.6%

55.1%

 Diagnosis of depression

59.9%

54.6%

 Explanation to pediatric patients

85.5%

80.4%

 Lumbar puncture

89.3%

84.4%

 Appropriate pharmacotherapy for psychiatry patients

60.3%

55.8%

 Diagnosis and treatment of shock

84.4%

80.5%

 Spinal fluid analysis

82.3%

78.6%

 Appropriate handwashing

100.0%

98.5%

Cases experienced**

  

 Pregnancy and delivery

99.8%

86.6%

 Pediatric seizures

98.3%

89.0%

 Pediatric asthma

97.6%

90.2%

 Pediatric viral infection

99.2%

93.2%

 Urologic disease

96.0%

90.8%

 Keratoconjunctivitis

92.6%

89.6%

 Dislocation, subluxation, lower extremity sprain

97.6%

95.2%

 Somatoform disorder

99.3%

96.9%

 Allergic rhinitis

100.0%

98.2%

 Cellulitis

100.0%

98.6%

 Integration disorder syndrome

100.0%

98.6%

 Rheumatologic disorder

94.6%

97.1%

  1. *Reported as % number of responders rating confidence as 1 or 2 on a 4-point Likert scale.
  2. **Reported as % number of responders reporting experience of ≥1 case.