To increase the sample size we used knowledge posttest scores rather than pre-post change.
Agama, ( Sanskrit: "tradition" or "received knowledge") post-Vedic scripture conveying ritual knowledge and considered to have been revealed by a personal divinity.
Content knowledge post-test – Traditional keyboard.
Content knowledge post-test – gesture-based.
After completing the workshop, residents showed significant gains in knowledge (post-test vs pre-test overall mean +23.4%, P <.001).
While the conceptual knowledge posttest scores of experimental and control groups increased significantly, there was no significant difference between them.
After completing each module, residents took a knowledge posttest.
123 residents (97%) completed at least one knowledge posttest and 119 (94%) completed all four posttests.
Internal consistency for the knowledge posttest was good (Cronbach's alpha 0.76).
A paired-sample t-test revealed a modest improvement in dementia knowledge post-program (p < 0.001).
For each study year we calculated the mean knowledge posttest percent correct across all modules, and then used general linear model regression again to evaluate associations between comfort/experience and knowledge posttest scores after adjusting for study year.
