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A medical curriculum: evaluation by final‐year students

Medical EducationPublished 1 November 1981
L. G. Walker, J. D. Haldane, D. M. Alexander
Citations22
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SJR score1.44
SNIP2.40

TL;DR

Students, at the end of their final year, responded to a postal questionnaire designed to assess their views on their medical curriculum, and the responses of those intending to enter general practice were compared with those of intending hospital doctors.

Abstract

Seventy-five students, at the end of their final year, responded to a postal questionnaire designed to assess their views on their medical curriculum. The responses of those intending to enter general practice were compared with those of intending hospital doctors and comparison were also made between respondents who had enrolled for a 6-year course and those who had enrolled for the newer 5-year course.

Keywords

MedicineHealth Professions