The goal of this study is to learn whether simulation-based lectures are more effective than online lectures in improving knowledge acquisition and retention among first-year anesthesiology residents. The study also examines residents' satisfaction with the different teaching formats.
The main questions this study aims to answer are:
Do simulation-based lectures improve residents' knowledge more than online lectures one month after training? Do residents who participate in simulation-based lectures report higher satisfaction and better understanding of the material compared to those attending online lectures? Researchers will compare simulation-based lectures with online lectures covering the same educational topics to determine which teaching method is more effective for anesthesiology training.
Participants will:
Be randomly assigned to receive either simulation-based lectures or online lectures Attend five lectures (one per educational component) over a 3-month training period Complete a knowledge test before the lectures and again one month after the training Complete a final examination at the end of the curriculum Fill out a questionnaire evaluating their satisfaction with the training format