• Anesthesiology · Jul 2019

    Review

    Quantitative Research Methods in Medical Education.

    • John T Ratelle, Adam P Sawatsky, and Thomas J Beckman.
    • From the Division of Hospital Internal Medicine (J.T.R.) Division of General Internal Medicine (A.P.S., T.J.B.), Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science, Department of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.
    • Anesthesiology. 2019 Jul 1; 131 (1): 23-35.

    AbstractThere has been a dramatic growth of scholarly articles in medical education in recent years. Evaluating medical education research requires specific orientation to issues related to format and content. Our goal is to review the quantitative aspects of research in medical education so that clinicians may understand these articles with respect to framing the study, recognizing methodologic issues, and utilizing instruments for evaluating the quality of medical education research. This review can be used both as a tool when appraising medical education research articles and as a primer for clinicians interested in pursuing scholarship in medical education.

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