Specific changes over time
UTI
In addition to the total scores, it is informative to consider the individual changes that occurred over time in diagnostic workup and treatment. Both the feedback and control group improved substantially after the CME in comparison to baseline in the overall score with the most notable improvements coming in documentation of history and physical exam as well as the use of diagnostic testing. It is notable that the control group also improved their treatment score while the feedback group (which was yet to received feedback) had an insignificant trend toward a worse score in the treatment domain. One concerning change that occurred over time was ordering a CBC, which went from 28% pre-CME (audit 1) to 52% post-CME (audit 2), and 80% after audit 3 (postfeedback) (Table Antibiotics started following the UTI diagnosis. The percentages are out of the total number of patients for each period as follows: Pre-CME 