Table 1 Answers to the questions, by phase of study and gender

Teaching is part of the core duties of a physician

Total (n = 2493)

Men (n = 553)

Women (n = 1940)

Bachelor (n = 1269)

Master (n = 1224)

Agree

49.4 (1232)

57.7 (319)^†

47.1 (913)

35.1 (446)

64.2 (786)^†

Neutral

28.8 (719)

24.1 (133)

30.2 (586)^†

33.6 (427)^†

23.9 (292)

Disagree

21.7 (542)

18.3 (101)

22.7 (441)^†

31.2 (396)^†

11.9 (146)

Older year medical students can teach younger year medical students well

Total (n = 2490)

Men (n = 552)

Women (n = 1938)

Bachelor (n = 1267)

Master (n = 1223)

Agree

63.6 (1584)

66.7 (368)

62.7 (1216)

62 (786)

65.2 (798)

Neutral

24.3 (604)

21.9 (121)

24.9 (483)

26.6 (337)^†

21.9 (267)

Disagree

12.1 (302)

11.4 (63)

12.3 (239)

11.4 (134)

12.9 (158)^†

I feel well prepared to teach as a physician from the medical school

Total (n = 2486)

Men (n = 552)

Women (n = 1934)

Bachelor (n = 1263)

Master (n = 1223)

Agree

26.5 (658)

36.2 (200)^†

23.7 (458)

26.7 (337)

26.2 (321)

Neutral

34.5 (858)

29.9 (165)

35.8 (693)^†

40.9 (516)^†

28 (342)

Disagree

39 (970)

33.9 (187)

40.5 (783)^†

32.5 (410)

45.8 (560)^†

I feel well prepared to teach as a physician based on my own experience

Total (n = 2479)

Men (n = 550)

Women (n = 1929)

Bachelor (n = 1258)

Master (n = 1221)

Agree

47.6 (1180)

61.5 (338)^†

43.6 (842)

39.7 (499)

55.8 (681)^†

Neutral

30.4 (758)

26 (143)

31.7 (611)^†

35.7 (449)^†

25 (305)

Disagree

22 (545)

12.5 (69)

24.7 (476)^†

24.6 (310)^†

19.2 (235)

Missing; n (%)

173–187 (6.5–7)

53–56 (8.7–9.2)^†

120–131 (5.8–6.4)

140–151 (9.9–10.7)^†

33–36 (2.6–2.9)