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. 2016 Apr 28;63(2):155–163. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciw263

Table 3.

Characteristics of Preclinical Training Reported by Final-Year Residents Who Applied to Infectious Diseases, Considered but Did Not Apply, or Were Uninterested, Controlling for International Medical Graduate Status

Characteristic Applied vs Considered
Applied vs Uninterested
RRRa 95% CI RRRa 95% CI
Case-based learning 3.89** 1.46–10.31 3.70* 1.34–10.31
Nonmemorization pedagogyb 3.30* 1.16–9.43 5.43** 2.19–13.51
Taught by ID faculty 1.44 .50–4.18 1.69 .53–5.38
International medical graduate 1.87 .76–4.59 3.57** 1.57–8.13

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; ID, infectious diseases; RRR, relative risk ratio.

a Similar to odds ratio, from multinomial logistic model simultaneously comparing applied, considered, and uninterested groups, controlling for international medical graduate status.

b Non-memorization pedagogy includes algorithms, concept maps, and patient encounters.

* P < .05.

** P < .01.