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Area of Science:

  • Medical Education
  • Family Medicine Training
  • Clinical Skills Assessment

Background:

  • Video review (VR) is integral to family medicine (FM) residency education.
  • Previous satisfaction and impact levels of VR were not well understood.
  • Program modifications aimed to enhance VR feedback, skill development, and impact.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess faculty and resident satisfaction with VR.
  • To evaluate the perceived impact and value of the VR process.
  • To determine the effectiveness of procedural changes in FM residency education.

Main Methods:

  • Anonymous online surveys administered to 11 faculty and 34 residents at baseline and after 9 months.
  • Surveys assessed satisfaction, perceived value, and impact of VR.
  • Investigated changes following implementation of new feedback forms, tip sheets, and behavioral health shadowing.

Main Results:

  • Baseline data indicated low satisfaction and perceived impact among faculty and residents.
  • Significant improvements in satisfaction and perceived value were observed post-implementation.
  • More residents reported receiving actionable communication skill improvement tips after VR compared to baseline.

Conclusions:

  • Procedural changes led to significant increases in satisfaction and perceived value of the VR process.
  • Future research should explore more sensitive measures for communication skills assessment.
  • Objective observational data could complement self-report measures in future VR research.