showed a trendp = .052
Faculty impressions of problem drinking remained relatively stable throughout the project, while residents' diagnostic impressions showed a trend toward decline over time (see Table 2 ; p = .052).
Faculty impressions of problem drinking remained relatively stable throughout the project, while residents' diagnostic impressions showed a trend toward decline over time (see Table 2 ; p = .052).
While this increase did not reach statistical significance (p = .287), a significant increase was seen in the percent of perceived problem drinkers receiving such advice (50% to 75%, p = .047).