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Table 3 EAP vs SOAP head-to-head for all respondents who experienced both formatsa

From: Comparing oral case presentation formats on internal medicine inpatient rounds: a survey study

 

Students (n = 24)

Residents (n = 35)

Total (n = 59)

Assessment Domain

EAP

SOAP

P-value

EAP

SOAP

P-value

EAP

SOAP

P-value

Allowed you to adequately convey your thought process

4.50

4.04

0.07

4.54

3.89

0.003

4.53

3.95

 < .001

Allowed adequate time for discussion of the patient’s subjective experience

4.04

4.13

0.69

4.34

3.89

0.02

4.22

3.98

0.17

Encouraged you to distill pertinent information in your presentation

4.67

3.13

 < .001

4.60

3.20

 < .001

4.63

3.17

 < .001

Encouraged you to integrate information from the history, exam, and studies in developing an assessment and plan

4.67

3.13

 < .001

4.51

3.43

 < .001

4.58

3.31

 < .001

Encouraged you to focus on your assessment and plan

4.63

3.17

 < .001

4.66

2.97

 < .001

4.64

3.05

 < .001

Helped you learn from your own patients

4.25

3.88

0.09

4.23

3.71

0.02

4.24

3.78

0.003

Helped you learn from your peers

4.13

3.58

0.01

4.09

3.57

0.01

4.10

3.58

 < .001

Is effective in advancing patient care

4.42

3.83

0.02

4.23

3.63

0.01

4.31

3.71

 < .001

Is time-efficient

4.46

2.58

 < .001

4.34

2.60

 < .001

4.39

2.59

 < .001

Is easy to use

3.88

4.04

0.55

4.00

3.82

0.62

3.95

3.91

0.98

  1. a Mean scores to the prompt: “The ‘___’ presentation format…”
  2. (1 = strongly disagree, 2 = disagree, 3 = neither disagree nor agree, 4 = agree, 5 = strongly agree)