Determination of Satisfaction Index as a tool in evaluation of CME Program
Continuing Medical Education is an indispensable part of physician's learning. Well<br />designed program based on andragogy principles can enhance learning by motivating<br />the learner and providing platform to encourage self directed learning. The present<br />study aimed...
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doaj-114319f605424e798fb0a72ad25b72e32021-02-02T05:19:54ZengThieme Medical and Scientific Publishers Pvt. Ltd.Annals of the National Academy of Medical Sciences (India)0379-038X2454-56352014-03-01493 & 418519315Determination of Satisfaction Index as a tool in evaluation of CME ProgramKuldeep Singh0Baldev SharmaSanjeev MisraJ S BajajAdditional Professor and Head, Pediatrics, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur-342005Continuing Medical Education is an indispensable part of physician's learning. Well<br />designed program based on andragogy principles can enhance learning by motivating<br />the learner and providing platform to encourage self directed learning. The present<br />study aimed to explore the impact of program “NAMS-AIIMS Regional Symposium<br />on Sleep Medicine” in changing the behavior and attitude of participants using<br />“Satisfaction Index” and descriptive analysis of responses as evaluation tools for<br />program effectiveness. This descriptive cross sectional study captured the response of<br />participants through a pre-tested and validated questionnaire administered at the end of<br />symposium. The result showed almost equal sex distribution (M: F- 27: 34) with<br />majority being UG students (86%). Reliability of data showed Cronbach's Alpha of<br />0.98 indicating high reliability. Satisfaction index (SI) calculated as per WHO<br />Educational Handbook for Health Personnel showed highest satisfaction for conducive<br />environment of symposium (87.87 %) followed by provision for time to seek<br />clarifications (87.21%), provision of appropriate Learning Resource material (85.90<br />%) and handling of critical comments by organizers (85.57%). Descriptive analysis<br />showed majority responses as highly positive to our questionnaire with suggestions for<br />more such activity, inclusion of clinical cases and other aspects of practical relevance.<br />Key words : evaluation, program, satisfaction index, Kirkpatrick Model, student<br />satisfaction, adult learning, Knowles Theory.http://annals-nams.in/index.php/annals/article/view/15evaluationprogramsatisfaction indexKirkpatrick Modelstudent satisfactionadult learningKnowles Theory. |
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Determination of Satisfaction Index as a tool in evaluation of CME Program |
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Determination of Satisfaction Index as a tool in evaluation of CME Program |
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Continuing Medical Education is an indispensable part of physician's learning. Well<br />designed program based on andragogy principles can enhance learning by motivating<br />the learner and providing platform to encourage self directed learning. The present<br />study aimed to explore the impact of program “NAMS-AIIMS Regional Symposium<br />on Sleep Medicine” in changing the behavior and attitude of participants using<br />“Satisfaction Index” and descriptive analysis of responses as evaluation tools for<br />program effectiveness. This descriptive cross sectional study captured the response of<br />participants through a pre-tested and validated questionnaire administered at the end of<br />symposium. The result showed almost equal sex distribution (M: F- 27: 34) with<br />majority being UG students (86%). Reliability of data showed Cronbach's Alpha of<br />0.98 indicating high reliability. Satisfaction index (SI) calculated as per WHO<br />Educational Handbook for Health Personnel showed highest satisfaction for conducive<br />environment of symposium (87.87 %) followed by provision for time to seek<br />clarifications (87.21%), provision of appropriate Learning Resource material (85.90<br />%) and handling of critical comments by organizers (85.57%). Descriptive analysis<br />showed majority responses as highly positive to our questionnaire with suggestions for<br />more such activity, inclusion of clinical cases and other aspects of practical relevance.<br />Key words : evaluation, program, satisfaction index, Kirkpatrick Model, student<br />satisfaction, adult learning, Knowles Theory. |
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