Table 2.
Family medicine residents’ self-perceived global health knowledge
| Self-perceived Knowledge | Confidence Score * (%) |
|---|---|
| Language barrier and adverse impact on health and health care | 63.25 |
| Access to health care for low income nations | 44.24 |
| Relationship between income and health | 79.52 |
| Relationship between work and health | 70.91 |
| SEP and impact on health | 75.30 |
| Environmental health and socioeconomic position | 58.13 |
| Relationship between housing and health status | 67.77 |
| SEP and food security confidence | 64.46 |
| Health outcome discrepancies among different groups in Canada | 54.82 |
| Mechanisms for why racial and ethnic disparities exist | 44.58 |
| Racial stereotyping and medical decision making | 46.39 |
| Gender and access to health care | 54.22 |
Average percentage of self-perceived knowledge for each domain varied between 0–1; (item scale: 0 = not at all confident; 0.5 = somewhat confident; 1 = very confident).