Theme: adoption (25 of 28 [89%])
trauma
MINOR, SAID
Subtopic: have already done so (6 of 25 [24%])
“Yeah, so I work with residents. So, although it was useful to me, you know, every time like I do something and like something I just learned comes up I kind of pass it on to somebody else. They’re like, ‘Oh why are we thinking about transferring him,’ ‘Oh it’s because he’s frail’ or ‘Oh it’s because you know he has 2 organs injured’ or you know something like that.”“Yeah, I worked 60 hours the last few days in the community setting and had had several trauma patients that I thought about these sessions and what the best course of care would be, and it actually really is kind of impactful I think.”Subtopic: plan to do so in the future (16 of 25 [64%])
“Yeah, I think I will be able to, yeah definitely. Because we see trauma every day, minor trauma, some major which we have to transfer…”Subtopic: not specifically (3 of 25 [12%])
“Not specifically like I said I think there are some general learning concepts that were confirmatory for me, again I think they were fairly basic in nature so certainly it is valuable because it confirms what someone already knows and I think for some it will be again very valuable and into the theme would be, again something new for them.”Responses to the surveys also were positive. For example, 96% (23 of 24) agreed or strongly agreed that their experience with the game was worthwhile, and 100% (24 of 24) strongly agreed that the coach provided constructive feedback. We provide complete responses to the surveys in eTable 2 in 