Poll Everywhere to Encourage Learner Satisfaction and Participation in Internal Medicine Fellowship Didactics

  • Castillo S
  • Thomas L
  • Yarlagadda S
  • et al.
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License CC-BY 4.0., which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Abstract Active learning improves self-reported engagement and satisfaction in medical education. Audience response systems are one mechanism of encouraging participation, especially in a setting in which learners in varying educational levels are present. Three fellowships participated in this educational quality improvement project where Poll Everywhere® was incorporated into didactics. Attendees were invited to complete a 4-question retrospective pre-post satisfaction survey. Incorporation of the Poll Everywhere® audience response system resulted in a shift in more favorable satisfaction scores and self-perceived attentiveness compared to the pre-intervention responses.

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Castillo, S., Thomas, L., Yarlagadda, S., Ahmed, Y., & Newman, J. R. (2020). Poll Everywhere to Encourage Learner Satisfaction and Participation in Internal Medicine Fellowship Didactics. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.7078

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