Table 2.
Mean scores/differences on CSAS between two medical schools in last year of the curriculum
| Survey year | 2003 | 2015 | Difference between schools | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| School | Integrated school (N = 46) | Traditional school (N = 94) | Integrated school (N = 88) | Traditional school (N = 81) | 2003 | 2015 |
| CSAS - mean | 4.39 (.52) | 4.13 (.63) | 4.62 (.47)# | 4.33 (.66)§ |
F = 5.60* d = .46 |
F = 12.75*** d = .53 |
|
Gender-wise CSAS |
♀ 4.47 (.36) (N = 24) ♂ 4.30 (.65) (N = 22) F = 1.28 n.s. |
♀ 4.16 (.58) (N = 54) ♂ 4.09 (.71) (N = 40) F = .32 n.s. |
♀ 4.69 (.41) (N = 67)# ♂ 4.42 (.60) (N = 21) F = 5.50* d = .54 |
♀ 4.39 (.54) (N = 56)§ ♂ 4.19 (.71) (N = 25) F = 1.20 n.s. |
F = 5.78* d = .66 F = 1.29 n.s. |
F = 12.20** d = .63 F = 1.34 n.s. |
* = p < .05, ** = p < .01, *** = p < .001. # < .05 within the Integrated school from 2003 to 2015. § < .05 within the Traditional school from 2003 to 2015. d = Cohen’s d
The bottom F-values indicate gender differences within schools