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. 2020 Feb 19;11:131–137. doi: 10.2147/AMEP.S235823

Table 3.

Results of Bivariate and Multivariate Analysis for Assessment of Factors Affecting Perceived Clinical Practice Competency Among Undergraduate Students at Dilla University, Dilla 2016

Variable Perceived Clinical Competency COR (95% CI) (AOR) 95% CI
Yes No
Orientation About the Objective of Clinical Practice
Yes 82 98 1.414 (0.851, 2.348) 1.66 (0.810, 0.425)
No 23 64 1 1
Give Feedback
Yes 77 74 3.233(1.899, 5.504) 2.12(1.164–3.861) *
No 28 87 1 1
Orient About Assessment Method
Yes 78 82 2.818 (1.65, 4.813) 1.855(1.03, 3.408)*
No 27 80 1 1
Staff Encourage
Yes 80 76 3.57(2.049, 6.105) 2.608 (1.425, 4.77)*
No 25 84 1 1
Instructor Uses Checklist
Yes 65 57 0.704(0.573, 0.865) 0.985(0.670, 1.450)
No 40 103 1 1
Staff Allow to Perform Tasks
Yes 78 78 0.643(0.510, 0.809) 1.241(0.799, 1.928)
No 27 83 1 1
Instructor Gives Logbook
Yes 69 76 0.695(0.557, 0.869) 0.911(0.638.1.301)
No 36 86 1 1

Note: *Significantly associated variables at p-value < 0.05, 1 – Reference group.

Abbreviations: COR-Crude odds ratio, AOR – Adjusted odds ratio.