Total | Reported an overall negative impact on medical student training | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
% | Yes (%) | No (%) | p-value* | |
Total | 1604 (100%) | 1305 (81.4%) | 299 (18.6%) | .. |
Age (years)a | ||||
≤ 21 | 842 (100%) | 715 (84.9%) | 127 (15.1%) | 0.001 |
> 21 | 762 (100%) | 590 (77.4%) | 172 (22.6%) | |
Gender | ||||
Female | 860 (100%) | 722 (84.0%) | 138 (16.0%) | 0.004** |
Male | 725 (100%) | 570 (78.6%) | 155 (21.4%) | |
Prefer not to say | 19 (100%) | 13 (68.4%) | 6 (31.6%) | |
Stage of undergraduate training | ||||
Clinical | 796 (100%) | 636 (79.9%) | 160 (20.1%) | 0.136 |
Pre-clinical | 808 (100%) | 669 (82.8%) | 139 (17.2%) | |
Resident nation economy | ||||
Low/middle income | 1356 (100%) | 1104 (81.4%) | 252 (18.6%) | 0.891 |
High income | 248 (100%) | 201 (81%) | 47 (19%) | |
Contracting symptomatic Covid-19 infection | ||||
Yesc | 201 (100%) | 152 (75.6%) | 49 (24.4%) | 0.026 |
No | 1403 (100%) | 1153 (82.2%) | 250 (17.8%) | |
Increased clinical responsibilities | ||||
Reported increase | 430 (100%) | 314 (73%) | 116 (27%) | < 0.001 |
Did not report increased | 1174 (100%) | 991 (84.4%) | 183 (15.6%) |