Patients’ attitudes towards involvement of medical students in their care at university teaching hospitals of three public universities in Uganda: a cross sectional study

Patients’ attitudes towards involvement of medical students in their care at university teaching hospitals of three public universities in Uganda: a cross sectional study

Background: Comfort of patients with medical students is important and promotes appropriate clinical reasoning and skills development in the students. There is however limited data in this field in Uganda. In this study, we examined the attitudes and comfort of patients attending care at the medical...

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Main Authors: Achan, J. (Author), Adoch, W. (Author), Ainembabazi, P. (Author), Bongomin, F. (Author), Ibingira, C.B (Author), Mwaka, A.D (Author), Ntayi, M.L (Author), Taremwa, S. (Author), Walego, G. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd 2022
Subjects:
adult
article
Clinical skills
comfort
consultation
controlled study
cross-sectional study
dependent variable
education
female
gynecology
human
major clinical study
male
married person
medical education
Medical education
medical student
Medical students
obstetrics
Patients’ consent
physician
primary education
privacy
Privacy
public hospital
single (marital status)
skill
teaching hospital
Uganda
university hospital
young adult
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