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Volume 13 (2)
Volume 13, Issue 2, 1993 
J Contin Educ Health Prof 1993; 13(2):143-148
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Robert C. Fore, EdD Robert J. Geller, MD, FAAP, ABMT Lorne K .Garrettson, MD, FAAP, ABMT, FAACT Joseph R. Swartwout, MD, FACOG A b s t r a c t Mercer University School of Medicine conducted continuing medical education (CME) conferences on toxicologic care targeted at primary care physicians and other health care professionals. One group attended a two-day conference and a second group attended a one-day conference with essentially the same curriculum content and design. There was no statistically significant difference in group pretest mean scores (46.8) or posttest mean scores (72.92). Neither was there a statistically difference (p < .05) between pretest and posttest scores in both groups. Participants in the two-day conference rated the instructional method, instructional materials, course content, benefits of attendance, and course setting as more satisfying (p < .0001) than participants in the one-day conference. However, satisfaction levels in both groups were high. |
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