부산의대 OSCE 시행 경험에 대한 학생들의 의견
Students' Opinions on the Experience of Objective Structured Clinical Examination at Pusan National University School of Medicine
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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to report the opinions of the students on the OSCE and how to improve this exam. Methods: 135 students at Pusan National University School of Medicine were asked to perform the OSCE. Data were collected through a questionnaire(Cronbach's alpha=.965). Analysis was done using SPSS statistics program. Results: In summary, the students thought the content of the OSCE was all very important but practically, it was difficult to perform due to a lack of practice. Through this exam, thestudents said that they realized their insufficiencies, and they felt more motivated to learn. The BLS station scored very high in the ‘validity of contents’, ‘validity of difficulty’, ‘validity of time limit’, and ‘fostering learning motivation’. The opinions of the students on the areas requiring improvement were: the control of information exchange among them, the connection with training, the establishment of a permanent training space, and increasing exposure to the exam. Conclusion: The OSCE, now more than ever, definitely has an educating role in preparing physicians for clinical practice.
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