| Author: year |
Country |
Participants |
Findings |
|
Asadi K, et al., 2012(23)
|
Iran |
70 orthopedic interns |
About 57% of participants were satisfied with performing DOPS evaluation. Minimum level of satisfaction was related to devoting time for each procedure and noncompliance of patients with students. |
|
Hoseini L, et al., 2013(24)
|
Iran |
67 undergraduate midwifery students |
Students in DOPS group were significantly more satisfied than those using the current method. |
|
Kang Y, et al., 2009(25)
|
USA |
62 students who rotated on medicine clerkship |
Rate of satisfaction of students and observers were Moderate or high |
|
khoshrang H, et al., 2011(26)
|
Iran |
57 residents (anesthesiology, surgery, urology, ENT, neck surgery, and neurology) |
The students’ satisfaction score was 41.40 ±5.23. DOPS assessment had a low to Moderate satisfaction rate among residents |
|
Farajpour A, et al., 2012(27)
|
Iran |
60 medical internship students of the emergency ward |
Average expected score for satisfaction was set higher than 50. Satisfaction rate score was 76.7±11.6. |
