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Table 4 Results of the medical students’ satisfaction with the illness script workshop

From: Teaching clinical reasoning to undergraduate medical students by illness script method: a randomized controlled trial

No

Statement

A

B

C

D

1

I gained a good understanding of concepts in the clinical reasoning field

72 (72%)

20 (20%)

6 (6%)

2 (2%)

2

The workshop encouraged me to improve my clinical reasoning ability in the future

69 (69%)

20 (20%)

8 (8%)

3 (3%)

3

The learning objectives of the workshop were clearly defined.

72 (72%)

26 (26%)

0 (0%)

2 (2%)

4

The amount of material delivered in the workshop was reasonable.

70 (70%)

23 (23%)

6 (6%)

1 (1%)

5

The level of difficulty of the workshop was appropriate.

63 (63%)

24 (24%)

12 (12%)

1 (1%)

6

The program was a good learning experience for me

74 (74%)

16 (16%)

9 (9%)

1 (1%)

7

The illness script model was useful for improving my clinical reasoning skills.

61 (61%)

23 (23%)

15 (15%)

1 (1%)

8

This type of education emphasized learning

80 (80%)

12 (12%)

7 (7%)

1 (1%)

9

The tutor gave us appropriate feedback

82 (82%)

14 (14%)

3 (3%)

1 (1%)

10

The “thinking aloud” method helped improve my clinical reasoning skills.

56 (56%)

22 (22%)

16 (16%)

6 (6%)

11

The workshop was boring and wasted my time

4 (4%)

10 (10%)

86 (86%)

0 (0%)

12

The students’ participation was encouraged

74 (74%)

23 (23%)

3 (3%)

0 (0%)

13

I recommend this type of teaching for other sign and symptoms

76 (76%)

18 (18%)

4 (4%)

2 (2%)

14

Overall, I am satisfied with the course.

78 (78%)

14 (14%)

6 (6%)

2 (2%)

  1. A = Strongly agree/Agree, B=Neutral, C=Disagree/Strongly disagree, D = Missing