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Table 3 Baghdad medical student opinions about health care in Iraq

From: Perceptions, experiences and expectations of Iraqi medical students

 

Excellent

N (%)

Good

N (%)

Fair

N (%)

Poor

N (%)

Don’t know

N (%)

Total

N (%)

Quality of health care received at private clinics

51 (12.2)

167 (40.0)

126 (30.1)

56 (13.4)

18 (4.3)

418 (100)

Quality of health care received at hospitals

32 (7.7)

70 (16.8)

120 (28.7)

180 (43.1)

16 (3.8)

418 (100)

Attitude and concern of doctors for patients

31 (7.4)

102 (24.4)

161 (38.5)

99 (23.7)

25 (6.0)

418 (100)

Salary and Income for doctors

31 (7.4)

92 (22.0)

124 (29.7)

141 (33.7)

30 (7.2)

418 (100)

Availability of laboratory tests when needed

25 (6.0)

124 (29.7)

151 (36.1)

90 (21.5)

28 (6.7)

418 (100)

Attitudes and concern of other health care workers for patients

23 (5.5)

76 (18.2)

155 (37.1)

133 (31.8)

31 (7.4)

418 (100)

Quality of health care received at primary health care clinics

21 (5.0)

96 (23.0)

141 (33.7)

128 (30.6)

32 (7.7)

418 (100)

Availability of medicines and supplies when needed

19 (4.6)

115 (27.5)

126 (30.1)

132 (31.6)

26 (6.2)

418 (100)

Attitude of patients and families toward doctors

18 (4.3)

66 (15.8)

87 (20.8)

221 (52.9)

26 (6.2)

418 (100)

Safety and security of doctors

18 (4.3)

38 (9.1)

53 (12.7)

287 (68.7)

22 (5.3)

418 (100)

Working Conditions for doctors

10 (2.4)

64 (15.3)

93 (22.3)

223 (53.4)

28 (6.7)

418 (100)

  1. Data source is a 2015 survey of 418 medical students from three medical schools in Baghdad