Do Conscientiousness Levels Predict Later Clinical Performance of Medical Students?
20 years ago, a study reported that medical “students who failed to bring passport photographs as requested on induction were significantly more likely to fail second-year exams” (48% vs. 8%). Would it be only a coincidence happened 20 years ago or does the current data support it?
The article that I mentioned in the video: Sawdon, M., & Mclachlan, J. C. (2020). ‘10% of your medical students will cause 90% of your problems’: a prospective correlational study. BMJ open, 10(11), e038472. https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/10/11/e038472.abstract
A relevant video that you are recommended to watch: Do the Pass/Fail Results on MCCQE Predict Physicians’ Future Performance? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_dFxiwFhks
The text version of the video: https://medicaleducationflamingo.medium.com/do-conscientiousness-levels-predict-later-clinical-performance-of-medical-students-3755fa17098a
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Keywords: medical education,health professions education