Using the Jigsaw Method to Improve Resident Confidence and Medical Knowledge About Osteoporosis in Men

Figures & data

Table 1. Demographic distribution of residents participating in both pre- and post-surveys.

Total (N = 16)
Age (mean, std.)	29.9 (.62)
Female (n, %)	6 (37.5)
Year (n, %)
PGY1	4 (25.0)
PGY2	7 (43.8)
PGY3	5 (31.2)

Table 2. Comparing average scores by PGY level.

	PGY1 (n = 4)		PGY2 (n = 7)		PGY3 (n = 5)
Question	Pre Mean (SD)	Post Mean (SD)	Pre Mean (SD)	Post Mean (SD)	Pre Mean (SD)	Post Mean (SD)
C1	3.50 (0.29)	4.33 (0.33)	3.71 (0.18)	4.29 (0.29)	4.20 (0.02)	4.33 (0.21)
C2	3.00 (0.00)	3.37 (0.33)	3.14 (0.40)	4.29 (0.29)	4.00 (0.32)	4.33 (0.21)
C3	3.00 (0.00)	4.00 (0.00)	3.57 (0.30)	4.29 (0.29)	3.40 (0.24)	4.17 (0.31)
C4	2.75 (0.25)	4.00 (0.00)	2.86 (0.51)	4.00 (0.38)	3.40 (0.40)	4.17 (0.31)
C5	2.50 (0.50)	4.00 (0.00)	2.86 (0.51)	4.29 (0.36)	4.00 (0.32)	4.33 (0.21)
Knowledge	3.25 (0.48)	5.00 (0.58)	2.86 (0.55)	6.14 (0.34)	3.00 (0.32)	5.67 (0.49)

Table 3. Comparing average scores in five confidence questions and one set of seven knowledge questions.

Question	Pre Mean (SD)	Post Mean (SD)	Difference	p-Value
C1	3.81 (0.14)	4.31 (0.15)	0.50	0.0078
C2	3.38 (0.22)	4.19 (0.16)	0.81	0.0020
C3	3.38 (0.15)	4.19 (0.16)	0.81	0.0010
C4	3.00 (0.26)	4.06 (0.19)	1.06	0.0005
C5	3.13 (0.30)	4.25 (0.17)	1.13	0.0010
Knowledge	3.00 (0.27)	5.75 (0.27)	2.75	<0.001

Figure 1. Average scores and 95% confidence interval for each question before and after training.

Data Availability Statement

The data that support the findings of this project are available from the corresponding author, NB, upon reasonable request.