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. 2014 May 16;7:10.3402/gha.v7.23943. doi: 10.3402/gha.v7.23943

Table 1.

Key results on learning on global health in LMIC and HIC

Question topic Response categories Total (%) LMIC (%) HIC (%) p value (Fisher's exact test)
Previous teaching received Received teaching on women's and children's health in LMIC 212 (43) 135 (57) 77 (30) <0.001
Teaching on other aspects of global health 177 (84) 109 (81) 68 (88) 0.153
Content of teaching Measuring global health 168 (80) 112 (84) 56 (73) 0.06
Burden 172 (82) 114 (85) 58 (75) 0.079
Broad determinants 146 (69) 96 (72) 50 (65) 0.31
Interventions and strategies 129 (61) 92 (69) 37 (48) 0.003
Health care and public health systems 121 (57) 89 (66.4) 32 (42) <0.001
Global co-operation and initiatives 93 (44) 59 (44) 34 (44) 0.986
Rights, equity and social justice 105 (50) 69 (52) 36 (47) 0.507
Timing of teaching Teaching in 1st year of studies – women's and children's health in LMIC 56 (27) 27 (20) 29 (38) 0.004
Teaching in 1st year of studies – global health 56 (32) 28 (26) 28 (41) 0.031
Mode of delivery* Lectures 203 (96) 128 (96) 75 (97) 0.491
Tutorials 61 (29) 48 (36) 13 (17) 0.003
Group work 56 (27) 36 (27) 20 (26) 0.888
Self-directed learning 47 (22) 34 (25) 13 (17) 0.154
Student elective project 33 (16) 19 (14) 14 (18) 0.441
Student exchange scheme 9 (4) 4 (3) 5 (7) 0.225
Other 14 (7) 9 (7) 5 (7) 0.95
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Participants could select more than 1 answer. LMIC=low–middle income countries; HIC=high-income countries.