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The aim was to improve residents' knowledge and confidence in menopause management through a simulation-based program.

August 10, 2026MedEdPORTALOpen Access

The Effectiveness of a Simulation-Based Menopause Education Program

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved confidence in menopause management for residents, suggesting enhanced training methods.

The aim was to improve residents' knowledge and confidence in menopause management through a simulation-based program.
Used standardized patient encounters to simulate menopause management scenarios.
Analyzed confidence score improvements across different specialties using ANOVA.
Set significance level at 5% with a 95% confidence interval.
Confidence scores significantly improved across all specialties (p < .0001).
No significant differences in overall improvement between specialties were found.
Residents reported enhanced knowledge about menopause management after the program.

Collazo et al. (2026) studied this question.

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