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Table 1 2020 Sumer research program participant demographics (n = 11) & program evaluation data

From: Evaluation of an experiential clinical learning option during pandemic teaching suspensions

 

Baseline

After Program Completion

Female

91%

Race:

  Asian

55%

  White

45%

Student status:

  Medical

82%

  Undergraduate

9%

  Other

9%

Ever attended a non-U.S. educational institution

46%

Ever worked or volunteered in a substance use treatment setting

27%

Ever visited either a 12-step program or a substance use treatment facility

30%

Enjoy learning about substance use (Scale of Least = 1 – Most = 5)

4.45

How interested are you in conducting substance use-related research in your future career? (Scale of Least = 1 – Most = 5)

4.36

4.5

After completing medical school/other educational training, how likely are you to specialize in substance use, clinical or research? (Scale of Least = 1 – Most = 5)

2.73

3.6

Overall, how useful was the addiction medicine observation series to you? (Scale of Least = 1 – Most = 5)

 

4.6

How clear were directions and scheduling for your observations? (Scale of Least = 1 – Most = 5)

 

5

How accommodating was the mentor to your observation experience? (Scale of Least = 1 – Most = 5)

 

5

Would recommend this panel for next year: (Yes)

  Urgent care center for patients with substance use disorders

 

64%

  Clinic for adolescents and emerging adults

 

64%

  Inpatient addiction Consult Service

 

73%

  Recovery Coaches

 

73%

  Primary care clinic for people with HIV and substance use disorders

 

73%

  Individuals in Recovery

 

73%

How useful is hearing patient perspectives to you? (Scale of Least = 1 – Most = 5)

 

5