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Table 9 Quantitative feedback

From: Bridging the intergenerational gap: the outcomes of a student-initiated, longitudinal, inter-professional, inter-generational home visit program

 

% of healthcare undergraduates who agreed (n = 185 unless otherwise stated) (95% CI)

% of students who agreed (n = 172) (95% CI)

The multi-disciplinary meetings were useful for learning

72.8 (65.7–79.9) (n = 169)

 

I am more prepared for my practice as a healthcare professional in the future.

80.5 (74.6–85.9)

 

I am inspired and empowered to start something new to fulfill a social need

75.1 (68.1–80.5)

 

I have achieved my personal goals set at the start of the cycle

76.2 (69.7–82.2)

 

I better appreciate the importance of inter-professional collaboration in the care of patients

91.6 (86.3–96.8) (n = 95)

 

I am now more confident with communicating with the elderly.

 

62.2 (55.2–69.8)

The lessons learnt during the home visits are applicable to me and my family

 

75.0 (68.0–81.4)

I will bring back the lessons learnt and educate my family members regarding the importance of healthy lifestyle and health screening

 

64.0 (56.4–71.5)

The curriculum is useful for my learning

 

64.0 (57.0–71.5)

I am now more confident in providing basic caregiving skills

90.3 (85.9–94.1)

65.7 (58.7–72.7)

I am now more aware of the problems faced by the elderly

92.4 (88.6–96.2)

83.1 (77.9–88.4)

I would recommend TriGen to my friends

91.9 (87.6–95.7)

91.3 (86.6–95.3)