To describe the use patterns of the AAN (ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú) Question of the Day (QOD) app and performance levels in each of the areas evaluated in the Residency In-Service Training Examination (RITE).

Neurology residents at UTHealth McGovern Medical School were invited to provide their results from the AAN QOD questions during the first 13 weeks of the academic year 2024-2025. The data was collected and grouped based on the 9 content categories established for the RITE. Frequency, means, and percentages were calculated.

PGY-1 (n=10), PGY-2 (n=6), PGY-3 (n=7), and PGY-4 (n=8) neurology residents voluntarily provided their data. On average, PGY-4 residents had a higher mean score of correct responses (73.1%), followed by PGY-3 (71.9%) and PGY-1 (66.0%). Overall, the areas with better global performance were ethics (100%), vascular neurology/ICU (78.5%), epilepsy (71.4%), and neuroimmunology/infections (70.2%), with the lowest scores in child neurology (57.0%). No questions involved the category of “psychiatric disorders” during the 13 weeks.