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Efficacy of an Online Curriculum for Perioperative Goals of Care and Code Status Discussions: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Robertson, Amy C ; Fowler, Leslie C ; Kimball, Thomas S ; Niconchuk, Jonathan A ; Kreger, Michael T ; Brovman, Ethan Y ; Rickerson, Elizabeth ; Sadovnikoff, Nicholas ; Hepner, David L ; McEvoy, Matthew D ; Bader, Angela M ; Urman, Richard D

Anesthesia and analgesia, 2021-06, Vol.132 (6), p.1738-1747 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Efficacy of an Online Curriculum for Perioperative Goals of Care and Code Status Discussions: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Autor: Robertson, Amy C ; Fowler, Leslie C ; Kimball, Thomas S ; Niconchuk, Jonathan A ; Kreger, Michael T ; Brovman, Ethan Y ; Rickerson, Elizabeth ; Sadovnikoff, Nicholas ; Hepner, David L ; McEvoy, Matthew D ; Bader, Angela M ; Urman, Richard D
Assuntos: Anesthesiology - education ; Anesthesiology - methods ; Anesthesiology - trends ; Clinical Competence ; Curriculum - trends ; Decision Making, Computer-Assisted ; Decision Making, Shared ; Education, Distance - methods ; Education, Distance - trends ; Female ; Humans ; International Classification of Diseases - trends ; Internship and Residency - methods ; Internship and Residency - trends ; Male ; Patient Care Planning - trends ; Perioperative Care - education ; Perioperative Care - methods ; Perioperative Care - trends
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Descrição: Preoperative goals of care (GOC) and code status (CS) discussions are important in achieving an in-depth understanding of the patient's care goals in the setting of a serious illness, enabling the clinician to ensure patient autonomy and shared decision making. Past studies have shown that anesthesiologists are not formally trained in leading these discussions and may lack the necessary skill set. We created an innovative online video curriculum designed to teach these skills. This curriculum was compared to a traditional method of learning from reading the medical literature. In this bi-institutional randomized controlled trial at 2 major academic medical centers, 60 anesthesiology trainees were randomized to receive the educational content in 1 of 2 formats: (1) the novel video curriculum (video group) or (2) journal articles (reading group). Thirty residents were assigned to the experimental video curriculum group, and 30 were assigned to the reading group. The content incorporated into the 2 formats focused on general preoperative evaluation of patients and communication strategies pertaining to GOC and CS discussions. Residents in both groups underwent a pre- and postintervention objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) with standardized patients. Both OSCEs were scored using the same 24-point rubric. Score changes between the 2 OSCEs were examined using linear regression, and interrater reliability was assessed using weighted Cohen's kappa. Residents receiving the video curriculum performed significantly better overall on the OSCE encounter, with a mean score of 4.19 compared to 3.79 in the reading group. The video curriculum group also demonstrated statistically significant increased scores on 8 of 24 rubric categories when compared to the reading group. Our novel video curriculum led to significant increases in resident performance during simulated GOC discussions and modest increases during CS discussions. Further development and refinement of this curriculum are warranted.
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Efficacy of an Online Curriculum for Perioperative Goals of Care and Code Status Discussions: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Robertson, Amy C ; Fowler, Leslie C ; Kimball, Thomas S ; Niconchuk, Jonathan A ; Kreger, Michael T ; Brovman, Ethan Y ; Rickerson, Elizabeth ; Sadovnikoff, Nicholas ; Hepner, David L ; McEvoy, Matthew D ; Bader, Angela M ; Urman, Richard D

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