Such data can be used to examine learning progress as a result of specific instruction and feedback, as well as consistency of student phylogenetic tree understanding over time.
To assess for the consistency of student responses over time and to place medical student attitudes towards mental illness into a greater context, attitudes towards mental illness were compared with those for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM), a stigmatized but non-mental health related illness [ 43], using questions 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the OMS-HC (Additional file 1).
While fervently denying that the touring troupe consists of students, Mr. Levin proudly asserts that all the dancers are graduates of the Perm State Ballet School, assuring a consistency of style.
The Resident Prep Curriculum (RPC), published in 2014 and developed as a collaboration of the American College of Surgeons, Association of Program Directors in Surgery, and the Association for Surgical Education, was designed to improve the quality and consistency of medical student preparation for surgical residency.
Although the subscale INFORMAT showed an unsatisfying internal consistency in a sample of students [ 58], it seems to adequately measure deficits in information processing in our mixed clinical sample of adolescents.
Realizing that this unscientific approach was reducing the quality and consistency of the product, the students felt that if they could come up with a better solution, it might be the foundation of a startup.
This is evidence of not only a lack of consistency in student politics but also a general confusion about what students want.
Undergraduate clinical training was perceived as inadequate in terms of consistency of skills taught to medical students and competencies achieved [ 21].
Furthermore, the internal consistencies were generally high across different samples of students and physicians.
This thread of consistency carries the students' excitement into each new topic, which helps to mitigate their confusion and disorientation.
