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. 2020 Jul 4;61(3):156–162. doi: 10.4103/nmj.NMJ_94_19

Table 3.

Attitudes of respondents to research

Attitude Frequency (yes) (%)
Research has monetary and financial benefits 130 (58.8)
Research experience should be an important criterion for residency application 107 (48.4)
Medical research should be included into the curriculum from 200L 100 (45.2)
I am only willing to conduct research if it facilitates a better chance of job security 89 (40.3)
Clinical research methodology should be mandatory for all undergraduates 78 (35.3)
Performing research will improve my skills and fulfill my interests 50 (22.6)
All medical advances are based on the proper application of scientific methodology 46 (20.8)
Research time should be allocated separately 43 (19.5)
Conducting a research will reinforce team spirit 35 (15.8)
Engaging in research will provide clarity on academic and career interest and goals 34 (15.4)
Medical student research may help instill a culture of evidence-based medicine 31 (14.0)
Conducting research during medical school will have positive impact 28 (12.7)
Research will help in synthetizing information rather than merely regurgitating it 26 (11.8)
Patient outcomes will improve with continued research 24 (10.9)
Undergraduate students should participate in research 17 (7.7)
Role of research in the medical field is important 7 (3.2)