At t 2−4, 61% (11/18) stated that they used DiffTool to track differences. Prior to the release of the software, 39% (7/18) of the residents strongly agreed with the statement that they manually tracked changes made by board-certified radiologists to each of their radiological reports while 61% were less inclined to agree with that statement. Responses were recorded via a six-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (“strongly agree”) to 6 (“strongly disagree”). At t 2−4 the participants were also requested to respond to three additional questions to evaluate the software. Before (t 0) and after (t 2−4) the deployment of the software, 18 residents (median age: 29 years 33% female) completed a standardized questionnaire on professional training. A novel software, DiffTool, was developed in-house to keep track of changes made by board-certified radiologists to preliminary reports created by residents and evaluate its impact on radiological hands-on training.
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