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Table 3 Students’ views towards early clinical exposure and its correlation with their age, mean educational score, and university entrance exam rank

From: Early clinical exposure as a highly interesting educational program for undergraduate medical students: an interventional study

Question

Age

Grade point average

University entrance exam rank

Familiarity with the role of basic sciences knowledge in clinical settings

R*=0.80

P-value = 0.391

R*= -0.20

P-value = 0.863

R*= -0.062

P-value = 0.587

Familiarity with doctoring skills in medicine

R*= -0.033

P-value = 0.726

R*= -0.004

P-value = 0.975

R*= -0.037

P-value = 0.749

Motivation toward learning more

R*= 0.047

P-value = 0.616

R*= 0.118

P-value = 0.302

R*= -0.182

P-value = 0.109

Familiarity with the roles and responsibilities of clinical students

R*= 0.015

P-value = 0.873

R*= 0.174

P-value = 0.131

R*= -0.197

P-value = 0.086

Usefulness of participation in ground rounds

R*= 0.077

P-value = 0.406

R*= -0.032

P-value = 0.781

R*= -0.020

P-value = 0.862

Providing opportunities to discuss and share knowledge

R*= -0.052

P-value = 0.580

R*= 0.335

P-value = 0.003

R*= -0.159

P-value = 0.166

Utility of early clinical exposure and providing more experiences

R*= -0.060

P-value = 0.522

R*= 0.111

P-value = 0.331

R*= -0.206

P-value = 0.068

  1. *Pearson correlation