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Fig. 2 | BMC Medical Education

Fig. 2

From: Factors affecting pharmacology learning in integrated PBL in diverse medical students: a mixed methods study

Fig. 2

Achievement in pharmacology tests according to educational background. Students with a background in Biomedical Sciences performed significantly better both at the pre- and post-test (test range 0–50), as compared to those with no background in the Biomedical Sciences. Similarly, students with post-graduate degrees performed better at the pre-test but no difference was noted at the post-test, suggesting that all students benefited from the PBL curriculum independently of level of education. However, a background in Biomedical Sciences was advantageous in the learning of pharmacology at the end of the year. (*: p < 0.05: pre-test vs. post-test; $: p < 0.05: biomedical sciences vs. non-biomedical sciences in the same measurement; + : p < 0.05: undergraduate vs. post-graduate degree in the same measurement)

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