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Direct linkFrank, Erica; Schlair, Sheira; Elon, Lisa; Saraiya, Mona – Health Education Research, 2013
Little is known about the extent to which evidence-based prevention topics are taught in medical school. All class of 2003 medical students (n = 2316) at 16 US schools were eligible to complete three questionnaires: at the beginning of first and third years and in their senior year, with 80.3% responding. We queried these students about 21…
Descriptors: Student Characteristics, Prevention, Evidence, Testing
