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. 2004 May;19(5 Pt 2):549–553. doi: 10.1111/j.1525-1497.2004.30204.x

Table 2.

Comparison of Students Receiving the Sexual History-HIV Counseling Workshop to Students Not Receiving the Workshop

# Items Mean Intervention Student Scores, % (SD) (N = 41 students) Mean Control Student Scores, % (SD) (N = 44 students) Effect Size P
Gender, % female 31.7 52.3 .06
USMLE Step 1 scores 216.9 (20.2) 215.0 (16.1) 0.11 .64
GPA 3.39 (0.39) 3.45 (0.34) −0.16 .48
Rotation 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 12 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11
Total* 35 64.1 (17.4) 51.4 (12.5) 0.85 .0002
Subscales*
 a. Sexual history inquiry 11 74.1 (19.8) 56.6 (13.0) 1.07 < .0001
 b. HIV/STD transmission 12 53.5 (26.6) 33.9 (21.9) 0.81 .0004
 c. Condom counseling 5 43.9 (26.2) 48.6 (16.9) −0.21 .33
 d. HIV testing counseling 7 81.2 (19.3) 75.3 (25.7) 0.26 .26
Nonsexual history/HIV items* (general information, etc.) 38 62.0 (13.7) 65.0 (19.8) −0.18 .32
Interpersonal skills* 2 83.3 (15.6) 72.4 (12.9) 0.76 .0008
*

Least square means are predicted mean scores on standardized patient (SP) checklist items, as predicted by the regression equation, adjusted for other variables in the model (prior academic achievement [USMLE 1], student gender, rotation group number).

STD, sexually transmitted disease; GPA, grade point average; USMLE, United States Medical Licensing Examination.