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Table 1 Gender, training setting, learning activities, number of learning activities, and students' evaluations of the program N = 645

From: Does community-based education increase students' motivation to practice community health care? - a cross sectional study

Gender

  

   Male

494

(76.6)

   Female

151

(23.4)

Training setting

  

   Hospital

237

(36.7)

   Hospital and clinic

355

(55.0)

   Clinic

53

(8.2)

Learning Activities

  

   Ambulatroy care

645

(100.0)

   Home care

580

(89.9)

   Hospital care

566

(87.8)

   Placement in mobile clinics

483

(74.9)

   On-call work

482

(74.7)

   Placement in welfare facilities*

444

(68.8)

   Health education

431

(66.8)

   Day services

404

(62.6)

   Health check-ups

374

(58.0)

   Rihabilitation

368

(57.1)

   Vaccination

251

(38.9)

Number of learning activities, Mean ± SD

7.8 ± 1.8

   1-4 items

30

(4.7)

   5-7 items

225

(34.9)

   8-11 items

390

(60.5)

Students' evaluations for the program(VAS score, 0-100), Mean ± SD

90.1 ± 13.3

   The physician-teachers were enthusiastic.

 

   The physician-teachers took enough time.

88.4 ± 14.0

   The program was a worthwhile learning experience.

87.3 ± 15.6

  1. n(%). Abbrevation: SD, standard deviation; VAS, visual analogue scale * Welfare fasilities: welfare institution or nursing home for the aged.