Xinyue Zhang, Xun Zhang, Yiqi Li, Tianle Chen, Lixuen Siow, Xinxin Ye, Yinlin Wang, Yujia Wang, Wai-Kit Ming, Xinying Sun, Ze Xiang, Yibo Wu, Jian Wu
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Frontiers in public health
authors sought assess whether asktellask feedback model augmented bidirectional feedback improves perception feedback implementation occurred inpatient psychiatry unit university north carolina unc hospitals july 2022 june 2023 among attending resident physicians medical students attending physicians educated asktellask model encouraged hold weekly bidirectional feedback sessions trainees surveys containing scales freetext response distributed email rotations assess perception feedback feedback clearly stated occurred predictable basis included actionable goals fostered bidirectional feedback attendings statistical analysis survey responses assigned numerical values 1 strongly disagree 5 strongly agree differences mean numerical correlates responses prerotation postrotation surveys analyzed unpaired ttests p 005 indicated statistical significance authors independently developed themes freetext responses consolidated themes developed authors mean ratings survey items universally improved following intervention p 00001 statistically significant prerotation feedback culture described constrained fraught nonactionable inconsistent improving hierarchical postrotation feedback culture within unc department psychiatry described constructive consistent improving strengthbased approachable nonhierarchical asktellask feedback model added emphasis giving receiving feedback significantly improves perception feedback feedback culture