Table 3.
Elements | Value | p-value | Post-hoc analysis |
---|---|---|---|
Stress level (PSS; max score=40) | 0.011a) | ||
(1) First year | 20 (5–36) | (5)<(1), (2), (3)b) | |
(2) Second year | 18 (6–40) | ||
(3) Third year | 19 (3–34) | ||
(4) First clinical year | 18 (5–33) | ||
(5) Second clinical year | 17 (1–35) | ||
Empathy level (JSPE; max score=140) | 0.003c) | ||
(6) First year | 113.50±10.036 | (8)>(6), (9)<(7), (8), (10)d) | |
(7) Second year | 116.03±10.922 | ||
(8) Third year | 117.49±10.723 | ||
(9) First clinical year | 112.03±11.251 | ||
(10) Second clinical year | 116.21±9.577 |
Data are presented as median (min–max) or mean±standard deviation.
PSS: Perceived Stress Scale, JSPE: Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy.
By Kruskal-Wallis test.
By analysis of variance test.
Post-hoc analysis using Mann-Whitney test; p=0.001, p=0,008, and p=0.014, respectively.
Post-hoc analysis; p=0.007, p=0.015, p=0.001, and p=0.014, respectively.