Rabita Zaman, Abu Noman Faruq Ahmmed
Insights from tuberose farmers: A survey study in Jashore District, Bangladesh
PloS one
background pediatric residencies expanding pointofcare ultrasound pocus education face barriers including lack established curriculum qualified educators prior studies report partnerships pediatrics pediatric emergency medicine pem however many nonpem emergency medicine em physicians pocus fellowship training also experience pediatric pocus represent alternate educational partner objectives improve pediatric residents pocus skills collaborative education em evaluate perceptions teaching format instructors methods first thirdyear pediatric residents attended halfday didactic handson session renal lung musculoskeletal msk pocus educational sessions led em faculty pocus fellowship training assisted em residents postsession surveys administered pediatric residents assess prior pocus experience changes confidence acquiring interpreting renal lung msk pocus images opinions educational format statistical analyses postsession survey data performed using spss results thirtynine pediatric residents attended session completed survey 45 total residents program 867 897 completing 10 fewer pocus studies residents comfort level performing lung pocus increased 51 821 p 001 renal pocus 103 769 p 001 msk pocus 77 846 p 001 872 rated educational format effective 949 3739 rated emergency medicine faculty effective providing ultrasound education relevant practice pediatrics conclusion pediatric resident pocus education taught em faculty pocus fellowship training wellreceived pediatric residents significantly improved confidence acquiring interpreting pocus