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. 2018 Jul 12;8(7):e020200. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-020200

Table 4.

APSQ-III domains that demonstrated significant differences between the five cohorts across all four schools

Year in medical school Positive responses (%)†
Patient safety training received* Error reporting confidence* Working hours as an error cause* Error inevitability* Professional incompetence as an error cause Disclosure responsibility Team functioning* Patient involvement in reducing errors* Importance of patient safety in the curriculum*
First 93.5 82.5 91.7 82.7 60.4 74.4 82.5 93.5 58.1
Second 91.9 81.6 90.9 82.6 61.9 75.8 79.9 91.5 56.9
Third 87.4 74.6 86.4 76 57.8 67 79.7 87.9 54.9
Fourth 80.7 73.2 79.5 68.2 54.4 63.9 75.3 80 51.5
Fifth 72.4 61.8 71.7 64.7 51.6 60.4 71 71 49.1

*P<0.05.

†Positive responses include responses of ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’. The denominator for each question might vary because some students did not respond to every question in the survey.

APSQ-III, Attitudes toward Patient Safety Questionnaire III.