Table 3 Resident demographics and composition of the three tutorial groups n = 13
Gender: 8 female (62%) 5 male (38%) | |||
Age: average (range) 35y (34–47) | |||
Geographic Distribution | |||
–North: 6 | |||
–Central: 2 | |||
–South: 5 | |||
Tutorial Groups | Group A | B | C |
Initial Number of residents | 5 = 4 females/1 male | 4 = 3 male; 1 female | 4 = 2 male; 2 female |
Final # of residents | 6 females | 4 = 3 male | 3 = 2 male; 1 female |
Tutor demographics | 1 F British GP; 1 M US FM Arabic speaker working in Jordan | 3 Rotating British GP (2F 1 M), no Arabic | 3 British GP M, 1 Arabic speaker familiar with context |
Total # Sessions | 11 | 9 | 8 |
Timing: Day, Time, Palestine EESTa | Weekday 1200 | Weekend 1800 | Weekday 2100 |
Resident attendance | Regular | Sporadic | Consistent minus 1 |
Resident session report | Complete | Complete | Complete |
Resident evaluation | Complete | Incomplete | Incomplete |
Used Role Play | yes | yes | yes |
WhatsApp group | yes | no | no |
Topics discussed during the tutorial sessions | |||
Group A | Group B | Group C | |
Fatigue | Fatigue | Fatigue | |
Headache | Difficult patient cases | Diabetes | |
B12 deficiency/Anemia | Painful diabetic neuropathy | Abdominal pain | |
Adverse Drug Reactions | Acne | Breast lump management | |
DM patient | Diagnostic reasoning errors | Breaking Bad News | |
Managing Angry patients | Insomnia | Urinary incontinence | |
Gait abnormalities | Urinary incontinence | Sexual problems | |
Dizziness | Recurring abdominal | Heartsink patients^ | |
Alopecia | pain in children | Knee pain | |
Infant with fever | Orthopedic problems | ||
OSCE Practice | CBT-1 session | CBT-1 session | |
Introduction to Cognitive Behavioral therapy (CBT) --2 sessions | |||