Using Spaced Education - A New Automated, Online Educational Method – to Reach Today’s Learners Andrew Schechtman, MD, FAAFP Faculty, San Jose – O’Connor.

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Using Spaced Education - A New Automated, Online Educational Method – to Reach Today’s Learners Andrew Schechtman, MD, FAAFP Faculty, San Jose – O’Connor Hospital Family Medicine Residency Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Stanford School of Medicine Founder, MeisterMed

Disclosure

Interactive Spaced Education (ISE)

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Challenges  Maintaining attention  Keeping it fun  Repetition without being repetitive  Proving knowledge acquisition  Tracking and managing learners

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The Learner’s Experience

SharedEd Site

Enroll for a course

Choose Course options

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See Results

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Question #1

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Explanation Q#1

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What’s Unique about Interactive Spaced Education (ISE)?  Bite sized chunks of information  Dispensed over time  Tests knowledge  Fun  Interactive  Everyone succeeds (in the end)  Tracks results  Evidence based

Cute but Does it Work?

Research Studies  Improves knowledge acquisition  Increases long-term knowledge retention  Changes behavior

Two Years Later BolusISE Bolus ISE Kerfoot. J Urol: 2009; 181:

Why Does It Work?  Spacing Effect  Testing Effect

Potential Uses in Family Medicine  Teach key components of medical student curriculum  Build uniform knowledge base for outside rotations  Document knowledge component for procedural competency  Cement evidence-based, practice guidelines  Gradually drip-feed board review questions

Patient Education  Managing your Diabetes  Staying Healthy in the Teenage Years  Parenting Skills for New Parents

Building a Interactive Spaced Education Course

Course Creation

Create Question Content, Answers, Explanation

Reports

Dashboard

Report by Question

Report by Question by Each Learner

Report by Learner

Report by Learner for Each Question

Institutional License  Private  Probably $3 / user for one course

Limitations  Repetition annoys some users  overload  Formats other than multiple choice are limited  Free version makes course public

Questions? Contact:  Other uses?  Would your medical students or residents use this?  How might you use this in your program?