Peng Ke, Ji Fuhai, Shan Xisheng, et al. Application effect of problem-based learning-clinical teaching unit teaching rounds in standardized residency training for anesthesiology[J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2025, 24(6): 835-840.
Peng Ke, Ji Fuhai, Shan Xisheng, et al. Application effect of problem-based learning-clinical teaching unit teaching rounds in standardized residency training for anesthesiology[J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2025, 24(6): 835-840. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20230825-01594.
Application effect of problem-based learning-clinical teaching unit teaching rounds in standardized residency training for anesthesiology
To investigate the application effect of teaching rounds with problem-based learning (PBL) and clinical teaching unit (CTU) in standardized residency training for anesthesiology.
Methods
2
A total of 40 resident trainees in Department of Anesthesiology
The First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University
were randomly divided into research group and control group
with 20 trainees in each group. In the first stage (1-4 months)
the trainees in the research group received PBL-CTU teaching rounds
and those in the control group received conventional teaching rounds; in the second stage (5-8 months)
both groups received the PBL-CTU teaching rounds. The two groups were compared in terms of general information
assessment results of theoretical knowledge and skill operation in the first and second stages
and questionnaire survey of the degree of satisfaction with teaching. SPSS 24.0 was used for statistical analysis;
the
t
-test was used for continuous data
and the chi-square test was used for categorical data.
Results
2
There were no significant differences between the two groups in terms of age
sex
educational level
residency grade
and comprehensive ability assessment before the study. After the first stage of training
compared with the control group
the research group had significantly better theoretical assessment score [(85.30±3.39) vs. (81.15±4.66)
P
=0.003
]
skill assessment score [(83.95±4.37) vs. (79.70±6.20)
P=
0.017
]
and effective communication ability (95.00% vs. 65.00%
P
=0.048) and team collaboration ability (100.00% vs. 65.00%
P
=0.013) in questionnaire survey of the degree of satisfaction with teaching. After the second stage of training
both groups had significant increases in theoretical assessment score [the research group: (89.30±4.12) vs. (85.30±3.39)
P
=0.002; the control group: (88.90±3.49) vs. (81.15±4.66)
P
<
0.001
]
and skill assessment score [the research group: (88.40±4.84) vs. (83.95±4.37)
P
=0.004; the control group: (86.20±4.98) vs. (79.70±6.20)
P
=0.001
]
and the questionnaire survey showed that a relatively high degree of satisfaction (95.00%-100.00%) was achieved for teaching effect
while there were no significant differences in each indicator between the two groups.
Conclusions
2
Compared with conventional teaching rounds
PBL-CTU teaching rounds significantly improve the levels of theoretical knowledge and clinical operation ability and enhance the quality of teaching rounds. All residents have achieved satisfactory learning outcomes and progress after the two stages of teaching activities.
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